What kind of cameras

  • Fixed speed cameras: 59
  • Speed and red-light cameras: 28
Speed limits the cameras in Berlin check
Posted limitCamerasShare
50 km/h4773 %
30 km/h813 %
60 km/h47 %
70 km/h35 %
80 km/h24 %
120 km/h12 %
Counted in the city and its surroundings, from Ghost's camera database.

Fixed and mobile speed cameras in Berlin

According to the Senate, Berlin had 48 fixed speed cameras on 29 May 2026, plus 82 mobile devices: 20 radar vans, 56 handheld lasers and 6 camera trailers. The mobile devices have no fixed district and move around the city.

By district, Mitte had 9 fixed cameras, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf 8, Reinickendorf, Tempelhof-Schöneberg and Treptow-Köpenick 5 each, Lichtenberg, Pankow and Steglitz-Zehlendorf 3 each, Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Neukölln and Spandau 2 each, and Marzahn-Hellersdorf 1.

New cameras since 2023

Fixed cameras went into service on Kurfürstendamm/Cicerostraße and Schildhornstraße/Gritzener Straße in 2023; at Kurfürstendamm 101, Am Treptower Park, Blumberger Damm, Mariendorfer Damm and Sterndamm in 2024; and on Bundesstraße 2, Brunsbütteler Damm and Falkenseer Chaussee in 2025.

The police budget for traffic enforcement equipment was raised for 2026 and 2027 to add more fixed cameras and semi-stationary trailers.

Tempo 30 and 50 on Berlin’s main roads

In September 2025 the Senate lifted daytime 30 km/h on 23 main-road sections, where 50 km/h applies again. 30 km/h stays on 7 sections for air quality and 11 for road safety, and night-time 30 km/h (22:00 to 06:00) covers about 230 km of main roads.

Mobile checks and Speedweek

Berlin does not publish where its mobile checks take place. During the ROADPOL Speedweek in August 2026 the police measured at 247 sites and checked almost 155,000 vehicles.

How Ghost helps in Berlin

Ghost warns you before fixed speed cameras, known mobile speed traps and average-speed sections in Berlin, with a sound and on the dark map, also while your navigation app is in front.

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Country: Germany