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In a series of speeding incidents on the A44 motorway, a 34-year-old woman from Staufenberg was measured driving 128 km/h on the Dortmund-bound carriageway on July 22, 2025. This incident occurred amidst the ongoing renovation of the A44, which has reduced the speed limit to 60 km/h in this direction.
The Bielefeld Police Headquarters are currently carrying out traffic monitoring on the A44 between Buฬren and Geseke junctions. The renovation involves a four-lane construction, resulting in a lane reduction, and traffic in the direction of Kassel is being rerouted to the Dortmund-bound carriageway.
The woman's repeated violation of the no-overtaking rule, which applies to vehicles over 3.5 tonnes and all vehicles with trailers in both directions on the A44, has raised concerns. If found intentional, she faces a fine of 1200 euros, a two-month driving ban, and two points on her driving record.
Another incident occurred on July 29, 2025, at 09:48, when a 60-year-old Porsche Cayenne driver from Neutraubling (Bavaria) was measured driving 106 km/h on the same stretch of the A44.
For press inquiries, the Control Center can be reached at 0521/545-0 or via email at [email protected]. The head of the Police Directorate Bielefeld responsible for press affairs is Martin Huber. The contacts for the Press and Public Relations team are Sonja Rehmert, Katja Kรผster, Sarah Siedschlag, Michael Kรถtter, Hella Christoph, Fabian Rickel, Caroline Steffen, Lukas Reker, Jan Grote.
The Control Center can be reached outside of office hours for urgent matters. The Bielefeld Highway Police are committed to ensuring the safety of all motorists during the renovation period. It is crucial for drivers to adhere to the speed limits and traffic regulations to avoid penalties and maintain a safe driving environment.
