High-Speed Car Chase in Biberach: On a Sunday afternoon, two motorists were suspectedly zooming through Biberach at speeds deemed excessively fast.

Police station in Biberach dispatched officers to Ulm Police Headquarters at approximately 1:45 PM...

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2025 September 11 . 11:20 PM

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In the town of Biberach, Germany, two drivers were caught exceeding the speed limit noticeably on a... — In the town of Biberach, Germany, two drivers were caught exceeding the speed limit noticeably on a Sunday afternoon.

High-Speed Car Chase in Biberach: On a Sunday afternoon, two motorists were suspectedly zooming through Biberach at speeds deemed excessively fast.

The Ulm Police Headquarters is urging drivers to be mindful of their speed following two recent incidents of excessive speeding in the region.

According to the police headquarters, speeding is one of the main causes of accidents, and accidents involving excessive speed often have serious consequences. A serious accident can have lifelong consequences for both victims and perpetrators.

On Thursday afternoon at 1:45 PM, a 47-year-old man driving a BMW was clocked speeding at 138 km/h on the B30 near Hochdorf by Biberach police officers. Just three hours later, at 3 PM, a 55-year-old Nissan driver was clocked speeding at 107 km/h on the bypass road towards Hubertus-Liebrecht-Straße in Warthausen.

Both drivers now face a fine of at least 200 euros, one point in Flensburg, and a one-month driving ban.

The police conduct speed checks around the clock to increase road safety. They advise drivers to slow down, not to underestimate their own abilities, and to account for mistakes others might make.

Tips for safe driving can be found in brochures available at every police station or online at www.gib-acht-im-verkehr.de. For further inquiries, email [email protected].

The official website of the Police Headquarters Ulm is www.polizei-bw.de. The news was originally from Police Headquarters Ulm, as stated by news aktuell.

Information about the dangers of speeding can be obtained from the Statistical Office of Baden-Württemberg at www.statistik-bw.de. The head of the Ulm Police Headquarters is Chief Commissioner Martin Reith.

The Police Headquarters Ulm can be contacted at 0731/188-1111.