Raser ranking: In these federal states, traffic offenders drive the fastest

Created: 04/20/2022, 15:52

By: Marcus Efler

Many drivers sometimes drive too fast.

There are certainly regional differences, as a survey shows.

Munich – Have you already been flashed today?

It probably depends on which state you live in.

Because there are definitely differences in the proportion of speed sinners among drivers.

At least that's what the car report from the Allianz Direct insurance company suggests.

In a representative survey, the motorists confessed (anonymously, of course) whether and at what speed they had rattled through controls at excessive speed (although not all speed cameras convict as many speeders as this temporary facility on the A6*).

Caught again: Inner-city radar control.

(Iconic image) © Christian Ohde/imago

Raser ranking: In these federal states, traffic offenders drive the fastest

In all federal states, speeding is the most common traffic offence, often followed by wrong or unpaid parking.

Cell phone use while driving is also an offense that is often punished.

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And this is how the racer ranking looks like (average values ​​in km/h according to Allianz Direct Autoreport)

In any case, it will be expensive for many drivers who drive too fast.

Because according to the current catalog of fines*, high fines, Flensburg points and driving bans are now being imposed much earlier than has been the case for many years.