Workers' safeguard from carcinogen exposure risks still not addressed by the Commission as no directive proposal has been endorsed yet.

Speed Cameras to Be Installed in Wolfsburg from August 25

The city of Wolfsburg has announced that speed cameras will be installed as part of traffic regulation measures to ensure road safety and traffic law compliance. The cameras are set to start functioning from August 25 and will remain active until August 30, making them operational for a period of six days.

The locations of these speed cameras have been made public through a press release. Martin-Luther-Straße, Rabenbergstraße, and Röntgenstraße are among the streets where the cameras will be installed. Drivers are advised to adhere to the specified speed limits in all areas where speed cameras are installed in Wolfsburg.

It's important to note that the deployment sites for the speed cameras in Wolfsburg may change spontaneously depending on need and situation. The order of districts does not indicate the specific day of deployment for the speed cameras.

The city authorities have emphasised that the installation of speed cameras is intended to ensure road safety and traffic law compliance. Drivers are encouraged to drive responsibly and abide by the speed limits to avoid any penalties.

For those who wish to stay updated on the exact days on which speed cameras will be active in Martin-Luther-Straße, Rabenbergstraße, and Röntgenstraße in Wolfsburg, it is recommended to regularly check the city's official website or local news outlets.

In conclusion, the speed cameras in Wolfsburg are being installed as part of traffic regulation measures to ensure road safety and traffic law compliance. The cameras will be operational in the city area for a period of six days, from August 25 to 30. Drivers are advised to adhere to the specified speed limits in all areas where speed cameras are installed. The locations of the cameras have been made public through a press release, with Martin-Luther-Straße, Rabenbergstraße, and Röntgenstraße being among the streets where the cameras will be installed.

Workers' safeguard from carcinogen exposure risks still not addressed by the Commission as no directive proposal has been endorsed yet.