Local camera directory
Speed Cameras in Corby
Leicestershire, England →2
Total Cameras
1
Camera Types
8,565
Busiest Road (AADT)
2
Collisions Near Cameras
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Camera Types
Speed Limits in Corby
All Cameras
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| Type | Speed Limit | Road | Location | Daily Traffic | Crashes (500m) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed | — | — | Corby | 1,382 | 2 |
| Fixed | 30 mph | A6003 | Corby | 8,565 | — |
Roads Through Corby
Nearby Cities with Cameras
Road Safety in Corby
Unique collisions within 500m of mapped speed camera locations in Corby (DfT STATS19, 2024). Proximity does not establish causation.
Collision context
Severity near mapped cameras
0
Fatal · 0%
0
Serious · 0%
2
Slight · 100%
2
unique collisions within 500m
5
casualties · 2.5 per collision
What the figures say
0% of matched collisions were fatal or serious in the 2024 STATS19 dataset.
4,974 average vehicles per day across 2 matched count locations.
These are collisions near mapped camera records, not collisions caused or prevented by cameras. Coverage depends on available camera, traffic and STATS19 coordinates.
Corby · DfT STATS19 2024 and Road Traffic Statistics AADF 2024.
Speeding in Corby
The standard penalty for speeding in the UK is a £100 fine and 3 penalty points on your licence. If you are caught by a speed camera in Corby, you will typically receive a Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP) within 14 days. Learn more about speeding fines →
Frequently Asked Questions
How many speed cameras are in Corby?
There are 2 speed cameras in Corby, including 2 fixed, 0 average speed, 0 mobile, and 0 red light cameras.
What happens if I get caught speeding in Corby?
The standard penalty for speeding in the UK is a £100 fine and 3 penalty points on your licence. Depending on how fast you were going, you may be offered a speed awareness course instead, or face a higher fine and more points.
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