Report on intense activity: detailing the intense activity from November 18 to November 24, 2024
The South Hesse Police Headquarters has announced enhanced speed checks on the federal motorway 66, specifically at the Bad Soden-Salmunster interchange, from Thursday, November 21, to Sunday, November 24. This new location for the speed checks comes as the federal motorway 66 has emerged as the latest accident hotspot.
However, it's important to note that these measures on the federal motorway 66 are primarily aimed at addressing noise protection issues, as opposed to accident prevention or protecting residents and other road users, as was the case with the previous measures on the federal highway 459.
The federal highway 459 stretch between Dreieich and Offenbach has long been considered an accident hotspot. In fact, speed measurements were conducted along this section on November 18 and 19. The measures along the federal highway 459 were focused on accident prevention and protecting residents and other road users.
Meanwhile, the enhanced speed checks on the federal motorway 66 will take place at an accident hotspot and a noise protection area. The main concern for these checks is noise protection.
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It's worth noting that between November 21 and 24, 2022, no specific Autobahn sections in the direction of Fulda were mentioned in the search results as being affected by increased noise protection measures by the police. The information about such measures on Autobahn sections towards Fulda during these dates is not provided in the available sources.
Stay safe on the roads and remember to drive responsibly.
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