Reutlingen added two new fixed cameras on the B28 towards Metzingen in 2025, and the district runs its own cameras on the B27. Here is what is known and how Ghost keeps you informed in Reutlingen.
Ghost editorial teamCounted:
Ghost knows 45 cameras in and around Reutlingen. Most of them check 30 km/h (31 %).
What kind of cameras
Fixed speed cameras: 43
Red-light cameras: 1
Speed and red-light cameras: 1
Speed limits the cameras in Reutlingen check
Posted limit
Cameras
Share
30 km/h
13
31 %
50 km/h
13
31 %
40 km/h
11
27 %
70 km/h
3
8 %
100 km/h
2
5 %
Counted in the city and its surroundings, from Ghost's camera database.
The new cameras on the B28
In September 2025 the city installed two new fixed camera columns on the B28 between Reutlingen and Metzingen, level with Teckstraße in Sondelfingen. They measure the 120 km/h limit in both directions and run around the clock, apart from maintenance and calibration.
The city named noise protection for residents as the main reason for them.
Fixed and mobile cameras in Reutlingen
With the B28 units the city has 23 fixed camera sites but 17 camera units, so not every site is measuring at the same time. It also runs three mobile measuring vans, one red-light camera and two semi-stationary units.
One of the fixed sites is on the L 383 before the turn-off to Ohmenhausen. For 2026 the city plans no new fixed columns but one movable “semifix” unit on a concrete base.
The B27 in the district
On the B27 near Walddorfhäslach, on a stretch built like a motorway, two fixed cameras have measured since May 2018. They belong to the district office (Landratsamt Reutlingen), not the city.
How Ghost helps in Reutlingen
Ghost warns you before fixed speed cameras, known mobile speed traps and average-speed sections in Reutlingen, with a sound and on the dark map, also while your navigation app is in front.
