The police’s mobile speed cameras recorded more than 50,000 speeding offences in 2025, according to figures released in response to a parliamentary question.
Minister for Home Affairs Léon Gloden provided the data, revealing that the five mobile cameras operated by police caught a total of 52,970 vehicles over the course of the year. This averages out to approximately 145 speeding incidents per day.
The minister also offered a snapshot of the devices’ activity in the current year. On 9 February 2026, for example, 55 drivers were caught speeding in Diekirch. Just three days later, a camera in Erpeldange recorded 31 vehicles exceeding the limit.
The tolerance margin applied by police varies depending on the speed measured. For speeds between 25 and 100 km/h, a margin of 3 km/h is deducted. For speeds exceeding 100 km/h, the margin is set at 3%.
The penalties for speeding are outlined in the highway code and are structured as follows:
