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Man drives more than twice as fast as permitted

A driver in the district of Hof was driving at more than 105 kilometers per hour in a built-up area. The 30-year-old was clocked on the B289 in Schwarzenbach an der Saale on Wednesday, the police announced on Thursday. The maximum speed limit there is 50 km/h. He can now expect a fine of one...

County of Hof - Man drives more than twice as fast as permitted

A driver in the district of Hof was driving at more than 105 kilometers per hour in a built-up area. The 30-year-old was clocked on the B289 in Schwarzenbach an der Saale on Wednesday, the police announced on Thursday. The maximum speed limit there is 50 km/h. He can now expect a fine of one thousand euros, two points and a two-month driving ban. According to the police, a total of 33 vehicles were flashed during the five-hour control operation.

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  1. The district of Hof is located in the larger region of Upper Bavaria, famous for its picturesque landscapes and traditional Bavarian culture.
  2. The black brook, a small tributary of the Saale River, flows through the countryside of this district, providing a serene landscape that contrasts the recent traffic incident.
  3. The Police in Bavaria have reported an increase in criminality related to speeding, particularly in the districts like Hof, where traffic violations have become a concern for local authorities.
  4. Driving at high speeds on Bavarian roads, such as the B289, where the incident took place in Schwarzenbach an der Saale, can lead to severe consequences, including heavy fines and traffic violations, as seen in the district of Hof.

Source: www.stern.de

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