The SpeedCamerasUK speed camera database has been built up over more than two decades with the help of motorists across the UK. Each entry records the type of speed camera, nearest town or village, road name or number, speed limit enforced, and a brief description of the camera's exact position.
All locations are submitted by users of this website. We publish the information in good faith but cannot guarantee the accuracy of individual entries. Camera locations can change - cameras are relocated, removed and new ones installed - so always drive within the speed limit regardless of what the database shows.
Browse the database by selecting your region from the interactive map or the region cards below. For full guidance on how to use the database see the camera database user guide.
The database covers all major types of fixed and mobile speed enforcement cameras used on UK roads. Understanding the camera type helps you know whether it is forward or rear facing, whether it uses film or digital technology, and whether it enforces average or point-to-point speed.
Frequently asked questions
How many speed cameras are in the SpeedCamerasUK database?
The SpeedCamerasUK database contains thousands of speed camera locations across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, all submitted by members of the public and updated regularly.
How do I find speed camera locations near me?
Click your county on the interactive UK map above, or select your region from the region cards. Each region page lists all counties, and each county page shows individual camera entries with road, speed limit and direction details.
Can I submit a new speed camera location?
Yes. Use the Report New Camera Location form to submit a camera. Include the road name, town, speed limit, direction and camera type where known. All submissions are reviewed before being added to the database.
Are the speed camera locations accurate?
All locations are submitted by users and published in good faith. SpeedCamerasUK cannot guarantee the accuracy of every entry. Camera positions change - cameras are relocated, removed and new ones installed - so always drive within the speed limit regardless of what the database shows.
How can I get speed camera alerts while driving?
A dedicated GPS speed camera detector provides audio and visual warnings as you approach a known camera location. Many models update automatically to keep the database current. Some sat navs also include built-in speed camera warnings.
What happens if I am caught speeding?
A fixed penalty of £100 and 3 penalty points is the standard minimum for a speeding offence. In more serious cases a court summons may be issued. Read our speeding fines guide for full details.
