Know the road before you drive it.
Every officially documented speed camera, camera-approved road and roadside camera in Victoria, on one free map. Checked against government sources every month.
3,251 locations from 9 official sources. Free, no account.
Three different things, explained properly
339
Fixed and average-speed cameras
Installed at official locations. These are there every day, and each one has a published test certificate.
2,399
Roads approved for mobile cameras
Police may run a mobile speed, phone or seatbelt camera somewhere on these roads. Approved is not the same as present.
513
Monitoring, not enforcement
Traffic detectors, CityLink webcams and council CCTV. They watch or count traffic. They do not issue fines.
The lists change every month
Victoria updates its approved camera roads at the start of each month. On the 5th, EVADR checks the official lists and shows what was added and removed in your area. Next check: 5 November 2026.
Towns with the most listed locations
Got a camera fine?
Every fixed camera in Victoria has a published annual test certificate. Find the camera, see when it was last tested and open the official certificate.
For fleets and local business
A one-page monthly brief of every camera and approved road on your drivers' routes. Or put your business in front of drivers checking their roads.
Keep the map free and independent
Founding Members get the monthly changes for up to five areas, early access to new states, and a say in what we build next. $19 for the first year.
Questions
Is this live? Does it show where police are right now?
No. EVADR shows official lists and installations. It never shows live police or camera positions, and an empty stretch of road is not an enforcement-free zone.
Where does the data come from?
Victorian Government camera feeds and monthly approved-location lists, Department of Transport and Planning datasets, council records and the CityLink operator. Every location links to its source. See every source.
Is it legal to look this up?
Yes. The Victorian Government publishes these lists so drivers know where cameras operate. EVADR puts them on one map and explains what each one means.
Can I use it while driving?
No. Victorian road rules do not let drivers touch a phone while driving. Check your roads before you leave.
Why is a camera I know about missing?
Some records do not have a position precise enough to map, and some cameras are not publicly listed. We only map what an official source documents. Tell us and we will look for a source.
How often is it updated?
Monthly. Victoria publishes new approved-location lists each month and EVADR checks them on the 5th. Next check: 5 November 2026.