Road safety camera fine trends

The following graphs show trends in fines for each of the seven highways since the cameras began operating.

• CityLink
• EastLink
• Geelong Road
• Hume Freeway
• Monash
• Peninsula Link
• Western Ring Road

CityLink fine trends

• The 'Linear (CityLink)' line shows a downward trend in the number of fines being issued since the camera system began operating in December 2004.
• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Does not include tolling offences.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• The number of fines reported in quarters 1 and 2, 2011–12, were affected by Victoria Police Association work bans.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.

EastLink fine trends

• The 'Linear (EastLink)' line shows a downward trend in the number of fines being issued since the camera system began operating in September 2008.
• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Does not include tolling offences.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• The number of fines reported in quarters 1 and 2, 2011–12, were affected by Victoria Police Association work bans.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.

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Geelong Road fine trends

• The 'Linear (Geelong Road)' line shows a downward trend in the number of fines being issued since the camera system began operating in January 2006.
• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• The number of fines reported in quarters 1 and 2, 2011–12, were affected by Victoria Police Association work bans.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.

Hume Freeway fine trends

• The 'Linear (Hume Freeway)' line shows the trend in the number of fines being issued since the camera system began operating in April 2007.
• Victoria Police suspended the use of all point-to-point cameras on the Hume Freeway on 14 October 2010. The point-to-point camera system was reactivated in August 2012. Infringements issued after this time will be reflected in data produced from the first quarter of 2012-13 onwards.
• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.

Monash Freeway fine trends

• Fixed cameras began operating on the Monash Freeway in January 2014.
• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.

Peninsula Link fine trends

The Peninsula Link camera system began operating in September 2013.

• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.

Western Ring Road fine trends

• The ‘Linear (Western Ring Road)' line shows the trend in the number of fines being issued since the camera system began operating in April 2007. The uncharacteristic spike in the last quarter of 2011-12 can be attributed to the reactivation of fixed cameras on this highway at Keilor Park Drive (Keilor East) on Thursday 5 April 2012.
• Fines are recorded at the offence date.
• Includes fines issued for speeding and unregistered vehicles.
• The number of fines reported in quarters 1 and 2, 2011–12, were affected by Victoria Police Association work bans.
• Two additional camera sites have been upgraded and re-activated in April 2012.
• Road works and camera maintenance may influence the number of fines issued.
• The number of fines issued is subject to variation over time as they may be withdrawn or reissued.