Overview
- The Blitzermarathon 2025, part of the European Roadpol Speed Week, runs from April 7 to 13, with a peak in enforcement scheduled for April 9.
- Police are focusing on accident-prone areas such as school zones and construction sites to reduce speeding-related fatalities.
- Berlin and Saarland are the only federal states not participating, citing doubts about the campaign's long-term effectiveness.
- A proposal for income-dependent fines has been raised by police union officials to enhance deterrence for higher-earning speeders.
- Critics argue that the campaign may lack sustainable impact, labeling it as a temporary measure rather than a driver behavior changer.