Data Sources & Methodology
The location directory is community-mapped; traffic, collision and penalty context comes from official UK public sources.
Camera location refresh: 6 August 2026 · AADF: 2024 · STATS19: 2024
OpenStreetMap — camera locations
Primary location source. We import nodes tagged highway=speed_camera inside the ISO 3166-1 GB administrative boundary through Overpass. OpenStreetMap data is available under the Open Database Licence (ODbL).
DfT Road Traffic Statistics — AADF 2024
Annual average daily flow values are matched to the nearest DfT count point. They describe traffic at that count point, not a live count at the camera.
DfT STATS19 — final collision data 2024
Police-reported collisions within 500 metres of mapped camera locations. Geographic totals union collision IDs first, so one collision near several cameras is counted once per area.
GOV.UK — speeding penalties
Official information on fixed penalties, points, course discretion, court fine caps and notices.
Sentencing Council — speeding guideline
Official England and Wales recorded-speed bands, income percentages, points and disqualification ranges used by the calculator and fine-band guide.
Coverage and accuracy limits
- OpenStreetMap may omit, misclassify or retain a camera that has changed.
- A blank speed, direction or model means the source record did not provide it; we do not infer those fields.
- Nearby collisions show proximity, not causation or camera effectiveness.
- Police and court decisions depend on current law and individual circumstances.
Report a correction
Edit the underlying location in OpenStreetMap, or email info@speedcams.uk with coordinates and a verifiable source.