Camera Locations
Victoria's roads are covered by a network of fixed and mobile road safety cameras. They are located on our most dangerous roads and intersections to prevent speed and red-light offences.
For more information on how cameras work, testing and maintenance and selecting locations, please see Camera Information.
Cameras cut crashes by reducing average speeds, changing driver behaviour and encouraging safer driving. Drivers are less likely to speed or run a red-light after they are issued with an infringement.
Fixed cameras
There are three types of fixed cameras in Victoria: freeway, intersection (speed and red-light) and point-to-point.
The locations of Victoria's fixed cameras are plotted on a Google Map. Use the 'search' option to find cameras on a particular road or in a suburb.
A camera's location is described as it appears on an infringement notice, with a link to download its compliance certificate. Compliance certificates can be used in court as proof that the device was tested and found to be operating correctly.
Mobile cameras
Mobile cameras are installed in unmarked vehicles parked on the side of a road. Locations are determined by the road's crash history, reports of excessive speeding or expert opinion that a particular location has an inherent high crash-risk.
Current mobile camera locations (Excel 279KB)
Precommissioned cameras
Across the fixed camera network there are a number of precommissioned cameras which are awaiting implementation and undergoing various tests. These cameras operate just as normal cameras do – they will flash when a car speeds through an intersection or runs a red-light – but while the camera is in precommissioned status, no fines will be issued.
Precommissioned camera locations as of 7 December 2010 (PDF 11KB)