Local camera directory

Speed Cameras in Swindon

Oxfordshire, England

4

Total Cameras

1

Camera Types

2,504

Busiest Road (AADT)

3

Collisions Near Cameras

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Camera Types

Fixed: 4

Speed Limits in Swindon

50 mph
3
Unknown
1

All Cameras

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TypeSpeed LimitRoadLocation
FixedB4000Swindon
Fixed50 mphB4508Swindon
Fixed50 mphB4508Swindon
Fixed50 mphSwindon

Roads Through Swindon

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Road Safety in Swindon

Unique collisions within 500m of mapped speed camera locations in Swindon (DfT STATS19, 2024). Proximity does not establish causation.

Collision context

Severity near mapped cameras

0

Fatal · 0%

1

Serious · 33%

2

Slight · 67%

3

unique collisions within 500m

4

casualties · 1.3 per collision

What the figures say

33% of matched collisions were fatal or serious in the 2024 STATS19 dataset.

1,576 average vehicles per day across 3 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.

Swindon · DfT STATS19 2024 and Road Traffic Statistics AADF 2024.

Speeding in Swindon

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 Swindon, 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 Swindon?

There are 4 speed cameras in Swindon, including 4 fixed, 0 average speed, 0 mobile, and 0 red light cameras.

What happens if I get caught speeding in Swindon?

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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