Cameras Save Lives is a website about Victoria’s network of road safety cameras, which includes:
- fixed digital road safety cameras that detect speed and red light offences
- mobile digital road safety cameras that detect speed offences
- distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras that detect drivers using portable devices, as well as drivers and passengers not wearing seatbelts correctly.
Road safety cameras are a key part of making our roads safer. They help to reduce deaths and serious injuries on Victorian roads and encourage safer behaviour.
The network is managed by the Road Safety Camera Program. The Department of Justice and Community Safety provides oversight of the program.
Our road safety partners
In Victoria, the agencies responsible for road safety include:
- Department of Transport and Planning
- Victoria Police
- Transport Accident Commission
- Department of Justice and Community Safety
- Department of Health
These agencies work together to improve road safety. Their approach includes:
- targeting high-risk behaviour (such as speeding, running red lights, using portable devices and not wearing seatbelts)
- enforcement
- education and public awareness
- research and development
- improvements to Victoria’s road system.
Victorian Road Safety Strategy
The Victorian Road Safety Strategy 2021–2030 aims to halve deaths by 2030 and put us on a strong path to eliminate all road deaths by 2050.
Contact us about road safety cameras
Find contact details, submit an enquiry or make a complaint about road safety cameras in Victoria.
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