There are presently over 3500 active Mobile Speed Camera sites within Queensland.
These Mobile Speed Camera sites have been approved according to strict selection criteria.
The sites are available for portable devices, covert and/or marked Mobile Speed Camera operations.





There are 2 types of Mobile Speed Cameras in Queensland.
( 1 ) Vehicles fitted with speed camera equipment which can park on the side of the road to monitor the speed of passing traffic.
( 2 ) Handheld speed camera devices on the side of the road by police officers, which can also be set up on a tripod.
Police officers operating Mobile Speed Cameras from vehicles and police officers with Hand Held Speed Cameras, can position themselves at these sites at any time of day or night, on any day of the year. Police officers can operate Mobile Speed Cameras from marked and unmarked vehicles either in uniform or in plain clothes at approved sites.






Trailer Speed Cameras are deployed in high-risk locations including high speed road corridors, road work areas and school zones.
In particular, Speed Camera Trailers provide a proven platform for police enforcement to be undertaken in areas that are not safe or practical to deploy a mobile speed camera vehicle for protracted periods of time. The Queensland Road Safety Action Plan has previously identified enhancing enforcement of speed limits at road works as a priority. Speed compliance at road work sites has been identified to improve worker safety. The Speed Camera Trailer solution may be deployed in remote areas and employ a security system and security cameras.


Download Locations of All Speed Cameras

Updated by Queensland Police Service .. March 2022
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Red Light Cameras operate automatically, day and night. A red light camera is connected to traffic lights and is activated when a vehicle crosses the white stop line. The camera is programmed to take photographs of any vehicle travelling over the stop line or entering the intersection after the lights have turned red. The camera will not be triggered by vehicles crossing the stop line on yellow or green lights. Red light cameras are programmed to create a data block on, adjacent to or associated with each image. The data block may contain, but is not limited to the following information:Date when the image was taken;Time when the image was taken; and Number given in the ‘Traffic Camera Coding Manual’ for the location of the system’s camera when the image was taken. Red light camera sites are selected on the basis of: Crash history; Physical constraints; Geographical distribution. Intersections with the greatest frequency of crashes where motorists have run a red light are considered for a red light camera. The locations are selected using up to date crash data in the previous 5 years.

Combined Red Light/Speed Cameras are located at traffic intersections.
They detect both failure to stop at a red light and speeding.
The speed detection part of the camera detects speeding on the red, yellow and green lights.
You can get a ticket for both offences if you are detected speeding and going through a red light.



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