Speed Cameras in Banbury
6 mapped speed camera locations in Banbury. Most are on A4260, A361 and B4525, and the most common limit is 30 mph.
- Cameras in town
- 6
- Most common limit
- 30 mph
- Nearby within 5 mi
- 0
- Busiest road, vehicles/day
- 17,898
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Banbury · 6 cameras
All speed cameras in Banbury
Street, speed limit and camera type for every mapped location.
Camera directory loaded with 6 records.
- 20
Banbury Road
A4260Direction SW816 vehicles/day
Fixed8161 - 30
Byfield Road
A3615,960 vehicles/day
Fixed5,960— - 30
High Street
A361Direction NE233 vehicles/day
Fixed2331 - 40
Oxford Road
A4260Direction S17,898 vehicles/day
Fixed17,8984 - 30
Warwick Road
A422Direction S12,628 vehicles/day
Fixed12,6281 - 40
Welsh Lane
B4525299 vehicles/day
Fixed299—
Camera sites that stand out in Banbury
Collisions are DfT STATS19 records (2024) within 500 m of each camera; traffic is the DfT annual average daily flow for the counted road. Proximity does not prove a camera caused or prevented anything.
Most collisions nearby
- 140
Oxford Road
4 collisions
- 230
Warwick Road
1 collisions
- 320
Banbury Road
1 collisions
- 430
High Street
1 collisions
Busiest camera roads
- 140
Oxford Road
17,898 vehicles/day
- 230
Warwick Road
12,628 vehicles/day
- 330
Byfield Road
5,960 vehicles/day
- 420
Banbury Road
816 vehicles/day
- 540
Welsh Lane
299 vehicles/day
Speed limits at these cameras
Camera types
Fixed
Gatso, Truvelo and similar cameras at one spot
6
100%
Roads with cameras around Banbury
Other towns in Oxfordshire
Frequently asked questions
How many speed cameras are in Banbury?
There are 6 mapped speed camera locations in Banbury (6 fixed, 0 average speed, 0 red light), plus 0 within 5 miles. The most common limit at these sites is 30 mph.
Which roads in and around Banbury have speed cameras?
Most mapped cameras are on A4260, A361 and B4525. The full list above shows every camera with its street, speed limit and type.
Are there red light cameras in Banbury?
No red light cameras are currently mapped in Banbury in OpenStreetMap. Many junctions use combined speed and red-light cameras, so treat any camera at traffic lights as enforcing both. Running a red light carries a £100 fine and 3 points.
What happens if I get caught speeding in Banbury?
The registered keeper should receive a Notice of Intended Prosecution within 14 days. The minimum penalty is a £100 fine and 3 penalty points; you may be offered a speed awareness course instead, or face a higher fine for higher speeds.
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