Types of road safety cameras

Fixed digital road safety cameras that detect speed offences (fixed speed cameras) are permanently installed at specific locations. They help deter speeding, encourage safer driving and improve road safety.

Fixed digital road safety cameras that detect red light offences (red light cameras) are permanently installed at specific intersections that have traffic lights. They help deter dangerous driving and improve road safety.

Mobile digital road safety cameras are used on Victorian roads to enforce the speed limit. They help deter speeding anywhere and at any time, making our roads safer.

Point-to-point average speed road safety cameras are used on several high-speed Victorian roads to enforce the speed limit.

Road safety cameras in 40 km/h speed limit zones, such as school zones, help improve driver behaviour in areas where many people are moving around.

Distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras are used on Victorian roads to detect drivers using portable devices and drivers or passengers not wearing a seatbelt correctly.

We regularly trial new camera technology to help make our roads safer.