Scope: Liechtenstein. Non-exhaustive guidance checked on 6 September 2026. Local examples do not apply countrywide. This guide is not a substitute for case-specific legal advice.
Key points
Key takeaways
- Not every camera is a speed camera
- Licence withdrawal: local thresholds
- A fine and an administrative measure are distinct
Liechtenstein
Not every camera is a speed camera
Landespolizei distinguishes radar information from video surveillance of public places and the Gnalp-Steg tunnel. The latter supports safety and incident management. A surveillance camera’s presence therefore does not establish automated speed enforcement.
Sources: Landespolizei
Liechtenstein
Licence withdrawal: local thresholds
The administration lists licence withdrawal from 26 km/h excess in built-up areas or 31 km/h outside them, after the tolerance deduction. The first relevant bands carry at least one month. Aggravating circumstances can trigger a measure at a lower excess.
Sources: Amt für Strassenverkehr
Liechtenstein
A fine and an administrative measure are distinct
The withdrawal table is not a schedule of fines. No listed withdrawal for a band does not make the offence lawful or free of charge. Read the financial decision separately from any licence notification issued by the Liechtenstein authority.
Sources: Amt für Strassenverkehr
Verification
References
The information cited was checked on 6 September 2026. Rules and services may change after this date.
- LandespolizeiOfficial reference for the issue explained in this guide.
- Amt für StrassenverkehrOfficial reference for the issue explained in this guide.