Victorian Speed and Red Light Camera Locations

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Victorian Speed and Red Light Camera Locations

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With the Victorian government recently reducing tolerance levels on speeding infringements, it got us to thinking just how accurate the Speedo is on the average car? To put it to the test, we purchased a Tom Tom Sat Nav and linked it to the Speedo of the company Kia, less than 12 months old and with only 12,000 k's on the clock.

Predictably, the Speedo in the Kia was inaccurate by a whopping 9.8%, just under the 10% allowed by law. This helps explain why truck drivers persistently travel within a poofteenth of the company car's rear bumper - our speedo reads 100 km/h when we are really traveling at 89.7! Come trade in time, can we legitimately claim the car to have traveled less than 90,000 k's when the odo reads over 100?

But most alarmingly how do we explain to the authorities that their infringement system provides zero tolerance but they allow new vehicles to take to the road with wildly inaccurate Speedo's? Avoidance is the best strategy, so we are pleased to be able to provide a list of all known Victorian fixed speed camera locations. We would love to be able to provide listings for other States and Territories, so if you have some info that you can pass on please drop us a line.

Suburb/Town:

Location:

Altona North: Behind Millers Road exit sign, out bound

Ardeer:

On Top Western Highway Exit Gantry - Geelong bound

Laverton North:

Behind Signs at Boundary Rd Exit - Geelong Bound

Laverton North:

On top of signs at Boundary Rd Exit - Greensborough Bound

Wondong:

Hume Highway 55km nth of Melbourne, prior to Whittlesea-Wallan Overpass

Westgate Bridge:

Cameras in all lanes, both directions - City & Geelong Bound

Caulfield North:

Cnr Dandenong & Orrong Rds - City Bound Lanes

Glenroy:

Pascoe Vale Road Overpass, Western Ring Road - Both Ways

East Keilor:

Behind Keilor Park overpass on Western Ring Road - Outbound lanes

South Yarra:

Monash Freeway, behind signs just before Punt Rd cross-over - City Bound lanes

Rowville:

Intersection Stud Rd & Wellington Rd - All directions

Albert Park:

St Kilda Rd-Union Street Intersection (All directions)

Armadale:

Dandenong Rd-Kooyong Rd intersection

Armadale:

Cnr Dandenong & Orrong Rds (see Caulfield North)

Ashburton:

High St-Summerhill Rd Intersection

Balwyn North:

Doncaster Rd-Gardenier St Intersection

Bayswater:

Baywater-Canterbury Rd Intersection - All directions (4way cam)

Bayswater North:

Canterbury & Dorset Rd Intersection

Bendigo:

Calder Highway-Loddon Valley Highway Intersection

Box Hill North:

Elgar Rd-Arnold St Intersection

Box Hill North:

Station-Thames St Intersection

Brighton:

Thomas St-North Rd Intersection

Campbellfield:

Hume Highway(Sydney Rd)-Barry Rd Intersection

Caulfield:

Kooyong-Glen Eira Rd Intersection All
directions (4way cam)

Caulfield North:

Hawthorn-Inkerman St Intersection

Cheltenham:

Charman-Park Rd Intersection

Clayton:

Centre Rd-Springs Rd Intersection

Clayton:

Centre Rd-Buckley St Intersection

Collingwood:

Jonhstone St-Wellington St Intersection

Coburg:

Gaffney St-Syndey Rd Intersection

Coburg:

Coburg Sussex St-Chea St

Croydon:

Mt Dandenong Rd-Dorset Rd Intersection

Dandenong:

Heatherton Rd-Gladstone Rd Intersection

Dandenong:

Princes Highway-Walker St Intersection

Dandenong:

Princes Highway-Webster St Intersection

Doncaster:

Eastern Freeway, Middleborough Rd overpass and
intersection

East Kew:

Harp Rd-Bourke Rd Intersection

East Kew:

Bourke Rd-The Boulevard Intersection

Echuca:

Oglvie Avenue-Murray Valley Highway Intersection

Ferntree Gully:

Burwood Highway-Selman Ave Intersection

Fittzroy:

Smith St-Alexandra Pde Intersection

Fitzroy:

Alexandra Pde-George St Intersection

Fitzroy North:

Brunswick Rd-Nicholson St Intersection

Footscray:

Gordon St-Barkly St Intersection

Geelong:

Shannon Av-Noble St Intersection

Geelong:

La Trobe Terrace-Fyans Rd Intersection

Glen Iris:

Toorak Rd-Glen Iris Rd Intersection

Glen Waverly:

Springvale Rd-High Street Rd Intersection

Greensborough:

Para Rd-Main St Intersection

Hawthorn:

Denmark St-Barkers Rd Intersection

Hawthorn:

Glenferrie Rd-Barkers Rd Intersection

Hawthorn:

Burwood Rd-Glenferrie Rd Intersection

Kew:

Burke Rd-Cotham Rd Intersection

Lower Templestowe:

Manningham Rd-Macedon Rd Intersection

Lower Templestowe:

High St-Lynwood Parade Intersection

Tullamarine:

Airport Drive & Arrival Drive

CBD:

Flinders St-William St Intersection

CBD:

William St-Little Collins St Intersection

CBD:

Elizabeth St-Victoria St Intersection

CBD:

Elizabeth St-La Trobe St Intersection

Mentone:

Nepean Highway-Warrigal Rd Intersection

Mildura:

Deakin Avenue-Eleventh St Intersection

Mildura:

Deakin Avenue-Thirteenth St Intersection

Mont Albert:

Whitehorse Rd- Intersection

Narre Warren:

Princes Highway-Webb St Intersection

Noble Park:

Princes Highway-Heatherton Rd Intersection

Noble Park:

Heatherton Rd-Corrigan St Intersection

Noble Park:

Corrigan Rd-Lightwood Rd Intersection

Northcote:

Seperation St-Victoria Rd Intersection

Oak Park:

Pascoe Vale Rd-Devon Rd Intersection

Parkville:

Flemington Rd-Gatehouse St Intersection

Rowville:

Stud Rd-Wellington Rd Intersection

Scoresby:

Stud Rd-Ferntree Gully Rd Intersection

South Melbourne:

Montague St-Normanby Rd Intersection

South Melbourne:

Corner Park Street and Kings Way

St Albans:

Furlong Rd-St Albans Rd Intersection

St Kilda:

East Alms Rd-Chapel St Intersection

St Kilda:

East Carlisle St-Hotham St Intersection

Sunshine:

Ballarat Rd-Duke St Intersection

Surrey Hills:

Canterbury Rd-Elgar Rd Intersection

Surrey Hills:

Union Rd-Mont Albert Rd Intersection

Thornbury:

St Georges Rd-Normanby Avenue Intersection

Wantirna:

Mountain Highway-Wantirna Rd Intersection

Wantirna:

Boronia Rd-Wantirna Rd Intersection

West Melbourne:

King St-Hawke St Intersection

Windsor:

Dandenong Rd-Chapel St Intersection

Yarraville:

Geelong Rd-Somerville Rd Intersection

Yarraville:

Melbourne Rd-The Boulevard Intersection

Yarraville:

Williamstown Rd-Francis St Intersection
  • Travelling to Geelong or beyond?



    Westgate Freeway - Princes Highway - Operational.
    1. Top of Westgate Bridge
    2. Hoppers Crossing Overpass
    3. Point Cook Overpass
    4. Point Wilson Overpass
    5. Little River Overpass
    6. Corio
    7. Norlane - (just before the waterslide)

    Note: These are elapsed time trigger cameras, they estimate your average driving speed between checkpoints. So slowing down before each overpass will not fool them.

  • Using the Western Ring Road?



    Currently Operational
    1. Boundary Road - Laverton North
    2. Western Highway - Ardeer
    3. Calder Freeway - Keilor East
    4. Tullamarine Freeway - Tullamarine
    5. Pascoe Vale Road - Glenroy
    6. High Street - Thomastown
    7. Plenty Road

  • The Eastern Freeway 5 cameras, operational.
  • The Monash a further 5 cameras in addition to the one that has been operational since 28/12/01. This one is approximately 600 metres from the entrance to the Burnley Tunnel.
  • The Calder Freeway from Keilor Park Drive to Kyneton has been earmarked for
    9 cameras, estimated operational date to be advised.
  • The Hume Highway to Albury has been earmarked for 11 cameras, estimated operational by 7th June 2002.
  • Other Highways and main Arterials on the proposed list are as follows;
    1. Western Highway - Ardeer to Ballarat
    2. South Gippsland highway - Dandenong to Phillip Island
    3. Goulburn Valley Highway - Seymour to Shepparton
    4. Princess Highway - Pakenham to Traralgon
    5. Mount Alexander road
    6. Nepean Highway
    7. Dandenong Road
    8. Burwood Highway
    9. Geelong Road
    10. Sydney Road
    11. Springvale Road
    12. Ferntree Gully Road
Melbourne's New "Super Cameras"
Victoria Police and the Dept of Justice announce 30 non-fixed red light cameras around Melbourne will become fixed, digital and upgraded to catch speeding drivers. We reveal the locations:

Suburb/Town:

Location:

Postcode:
Abbotsford: Hoddle Street & Johnston Street 3067

Altona North:
Millers Rd & Blackshaws Rd 3025
Ascot Vale: Mt Alexander Road & Maribyrnong Road 3032
Bentleigh East: Warrigal Highway and North Road 3166
Box Hill South: Canterbury Road & Station Street 3128
Camberwell: Burke Rd & Prospect Hill Road 3124
Carlton North: Royal Parade & Cemetery Road West 3054
Cheltenham: Warrigal Hwy & Centre Dandenong Road 3192
Coburg: Sydney Road & Harding Street 3058
Chadstone: Warrigal Hwy & Batesford Road 3145
Croydon: Maroondah Hwy - in between Croydon and Dorset Roads - a few hundred metres along from the bottom of the big hill. 3136
Dandenong: Foster Street & McCrae Street 3175
Doncaster: Doncaster Road & Wetherby Road 3109
Fitzroy: Nicholson Street & Elgin Street 3053
Footscray: Geelong Road & Droop Street
3011
Hawthorn: Barkers Road & Denmark Street 3122
Kensington: Smithfield Road & Epsom Road 3031
Keysborough: Springvale Road & Cheltenham Road 3173
Kingsville: Geelong Road & Geelong Street 3012
Maidstone: Ballarat Rod & Churchill Avenue 3012
Nunawading: Springvale Rd & Maroondah Highway Service Lane 3131
Oakleigh South: Warrigal Hwy & Centre Road 3167
Oakleigh East: Dandenong Road & Clayton Road
3168
Preston: Albert Street & Gower Street 3072
Preston: Bell Street & St Georges Road 3072
St Kilda Barkly Street & Carlisle Street 3182
St Kilda: Fitzroy Street & Princes Street 3182
West Melbourne: Spencer Street & Dudley Street 3003
Windsor: Punt Road & High Street 3181
Yarraville: Williamstown Road & Somerville Road 3013
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WAYNE SHEPPARD
Posted Recently
How many Speed Cameras are there between Melbourne and Bendigo along the Calder Highway ?
ALISHA
Posted Recently
Are there any speed cameras or traffic light cameras in Sunbury?
Katelyn
Posted Recently
Looking at camerasavelives website and here. I wanted to double check. From Ballarat to wheelershill no tolls. What cameras are currently operationally? I went under a bridge which had cameras on it and then not long after was another bridge with camera. But can't find it on the camera saves lives website or here so not sure if it's operational does anyone know if any along m8, m80,m1
Katelyn
Posted Recently
Looking at camerasavelives website and here. I wanted to double check. From Ballarat to wheelershill no tolls. What cameras are currently operationally? I went under a bridge which had cameras on it and then not long after was another bridge with camera. But can't find it on the camera saves lives website or here so not sure if it's operational does anyone know if any along m8, m80,m1
Dex
Posted Recently
Anyone know if Western Ring Road Deer Park
Western Ring Road, Northbound Western Highway Off Ramp / South Side Gantry, Deer Park is operational? As of july 2020
Camera type: Freeway
Why: Road type
Last annual test: 31/05/2019
Ive seen the one southbound is operational but wondering northbound?
Any help would be appreciated thanks
Adam
Posted Recently
Frankston freeway off ramp is 60km with cameras on the left can you get done for speeding before you pass them by the camera opposite the intersection at the lights which faces you
Sim
Posted Recently
What's the cameras on the way to Traralgon and back to Melbourne for?
Sim
Posted Recently
What's the cameras on the way to Traralgon and back to Melbourne for?
evapor 8
Posted Recently
Bendigo Speed camera located in Howard St Epsom near Burnside Rd
Jo
Posted Recently
I use Radarbot its pretty good but may not have all cameras
VH
Posted Recently
Didn’t know there was a speed camera on 13th and Deakin Ave Mildura . Thanks for info.
Anna
Posted Recently
What about camera on Princess hwy at Murrumbeena Rd intersection. There is definitely a camera at those lights as my friend lived around the corner and I know of quite a few ppl who have been booked there
stan early
Posted Recently
beware camera flash on amber light cnr union&st kilda rd going east from city sly blatant revenue raiser got me sunday but i will not b paying this one im 72yrs&ill fight it till im dead ill will even use the australian commonwealth constitution against this blatant theft trial by jury please.Beware this camera folks
Phillip
Posted Recently
It's clear that this is a system of entrapment. It relies on the confusion from having speed limits from 40 to 110. We are never really sure what the speed limit is. How can this system of minute changes in velocity possibly contribute to safety.? Road too increases show it doesn't. I ride 150 cc motorcyles and drive a 1.2 litre car to ensure I don't travel at a big speed. Doesn't matter, Last one was 62 km/h in a school zone (NSW). 5/13 points done and $576. I've never crashed a bike on the road in 40 years of riding and everyday a car comes in on my legs. I have to watch the cars around me, not scan the periphery to pick out speed signs among the visual pollution road side. If they really wanted us to know the speed in would be a banner overhead.
This is sold to us on safety. Conflate the emotive content of safety with children and your on to a winner. How many schools zones are on the fenced side of the road with the entrance (and pedestrians) around the block? It's around pubs that people get run over. Wouldn't sell like a school zone. Drunk zone please go 40. Doesn't quite sell.
If we were seeing the road toll go to zero we may conclude that a speedo fixation is good. But the road toll is not going down. Hundreds of millions of dollar fining people who 30 years ago never sanctioned by the state in regard to driving their cars means something has fundamentally changed. It's not us. It's the entrapment model that is paraded as safety.
Talk about this and most people will tell you they are now fined like never before. The poor oldies, drivers who in the first 40 years of accident free motoring now shelling out thousands and just clinging to a license. Everything non velocity related is ignored. The entire surveillance and enforcement is driven by massive investment in technology to do with velocity. Drive in any other country in the world and within a day we realise how difficult the state has made our lives and smears us as dangerous drivers.
Where is the Australian way of showing disdain to authority? Face it. we are submissive people getting done from behind and taking it. We are good little puppie rolling over to have our tummy tickled as our "safety" is decided by the state. Ride a god damn push bike to the shops with the sun on your head and the state is thrusting hundreds of dollars in fines. No other people on earth allows the state to treat them with such contempt. If we, the people who write here, or read were to get 5 friends and start to get in the faces of law makers and transport ministries e we could start to wind back this dangerous oppression. Go to Germany and in one day you will see what I mean.
James
Posted Recently
Was busted twice in one week by the Wewllington road camera , even though I knew the cameras were there and slowed to well under 100k's.
Both instances the speed was 111 k's , went on line and found hundreds of people including off duty cops that had been booked at 111 , now I avoid all toll roads but if I do I slow to 85 especially at Wellington Road . I'm waiting for a government to come along that casns this whole system for thr rort it is , they'll get my vote.
Raymond Currah
Posted Recently
I live in Mildura Victoria and you claim that there is a fixed red light and speed camera at the intersections of Deakin Ave and 13st and Deakin Ave and 11st as far as i am aware as of the 01/08/2017 the only fixed red light and speed camera in Mildura is at 15st and San Mateo Ave can this be clarified please
Stephen
Posted Recently
I would like to express my view that people who drive for a living need to be given more demerit points than the average driver, simply because of the laws of probability. It's because we are on the roads ALL day EVERY day, probability says wether we like it or not we will accumulate more points than any other driver, just from the time factor alone.
Also councils have made driving through some suburbs almost impossible, with going from 40k's to 50k's to 60k's to 70k' all within obe kilometer. Today it seems we need to have nerves of steel, concentration spans that can't waiver for even one second or be distracted and we all know driving has many distractions. With all this juggling we have to do whilst driving, it's no wonder we all faulter from time to time - because guess what - WE ARE NOT ROBOTS!!! What I'm asking for, is a fairer system. The law currently seems hell bent on screwing us with technology, stinging us with unreasonable fines and they don't want to listen to any excuses you may have.. I got done for entering an interesection on amber an then I got pinged doing .7th of a second on red, and for this I got a $395 fine and 3 demerit points. Also fines need to be calibrated to what your income is because if your on a low income or on the dole - the law obviously wants you to starve until you pay up.
Rating 1
Posted Recently
Hard to believe that penalizing a motorist for watching the road instead of the signs has anything to do with 'road safety'. It's extortion. The police steal money from you and call YOU the criminal.
The speed limit on Princes Hwy/Geelong Rd in Footscray has been reduced from 70 to 60 and the camera at the intersection of that road and Droop street is fining motorists without warning. There are no road works or new schools or anything to suggest that the limit might change. It just changed out of the blue. So motorists are being penalised for watching the road.
Chris The Sparkie
Posted Recently
The camera at the intersection of Duke Street and Ballarat Road Braybrook is knocking off people for exceeding the 40klm school zone speed limit. Trouble is the camera is not within the 40 zone but situated almost 30 meters into the 60 zone. I got the flash for cash doing 43 but the photo showed I was clearly in the 60 zone. Challenge every infringement, bog the thieving bastards down with paperwork. My challenge was successful and the photo never lies.
Jan stirling
Posted Recently
Why would the police put traffic cameras on speed signs in and out of Dumbalk, small community of 200 no through traffic. Very puzzling
Aaron
Posted Recently
Is there a red Iight camera at the intersection where wurundjeri way turns into flinders st?
mars
Posted Recently
r there any cameras at st albans boom gates and at the intersation
night-angel
Posted Recently
There is an old car being used in Frankston. He apparently got me on an off ramp, to a road intersection, which does not exist, Also at that time, I was about 5 ks away, with witnesses. So be careful and really read the intersections. I can get out of it, because I have witnesses at that time, to say where I was. But then I started to think about off ramps, and which ones cross certain roads, and this one exit ramp does not cross that road. So I am about to have some fun.
Sally
Posted Recently
The 40 sign the small printing of the hours is so small even a eye test sign is bigger on the bottom line lol I am not sure for it legal the writing is so small.
People need to write to the Traffic Camera Commissioner Gordon Lewis maybe if he gets truck loads of letters something might be down
I now drive under 60 I cant afford not to. Points need to be given back to us in a year. People on here selling there car its a sad sad way of living.
Sally
Posted Recently
Could someone please tell me why points cant be given back in 1 year.
I think that we should all write to the Traffic Commissioner Gordon Lewis maybe we would have more of a voice.
I have driven 37 years I was booked at Batesford Road chadstone the sign has t
MC
Posted Recently
Got done doing 13kmh over the limit on the Monash (the most obvious cameras in melbourne) while on cruise control!!! Bloody great cattle truck next to me and in frame on the photo. How the hell does my Holden cruise have a larger target signal than a truck with plenty of rattling steel parts all over it? no one is able to tell me how the cameras work let alone prove the reliability of them in all situations. It's a bloody rort!
bollocks
Posted Recently
can anyone confirm if the cameras places on the merge between the calder and the tullamarine and city link are speed cameras? it to cameras on a pole with the junction box mounted below right where you enter the roadworks 80 zone from the calder on to the city link. there is one on the right of the outbound citylink where the right lanes take you to tullamarine sunbury also. thanks.
John
Posted Recently
Are those cameras on the corner of the bridges speed cameras?
mahad
Posted Recently
ithink these cameras on western ring road don't flush which makes them bloody silent killers ihave always been careful when am travelin that road don't know why they send me ticket when iknow iwasnt speedin
Peter
Posted Recently
You have missed cameras corner Highett Rd and Nepean Highway. Also Nepean Highway just before Southland.
If they were realy concerned with safety the emphasis would be on proper signage and the understanding that humans make mistakes. This is the stated intention of Australian safety Standard. Got caught by police where the school sign was covered by a tree. The Police booked me but do you think they did anything about reporting the sign to Vic Roads?
Cazza
Posted Recently
There is a red light camera & speed camera on Keilor-Melton Rd & Kings Rd Watergardens or some say Sydneham 3037.. just thought I'd let u all know cheers..!!
Marji
Posted Recently
There is a fixed red light and speed camera not on your list that is at the intersection of Sturt and Gillies Street Lake Gardens Vic 3352
Ben b
Posted Recently
Does anyone know if there is a speed camera on yhe princess highway (westgate freeway) between cook street and the city link freeway?
Hotdogs
Posted Recently
Does any 1 know if there is a red light camera on the corner of Flinders st & spencer st near the bridge 2wards crown
Caz
Posted Recently
Watch out for the ones at the corner of Bayswater (Scoresby Rd) and Mountain Hwy in Bayswater. Speed limit is 70kms travelling south over Mount, Hwy BUT 60kms travelling north over the same intersection. Combo speed/red light cams in both directions. How much sense does it make to have different speed limits on the same stretch of road depending on what direction you are travelling in?
Chiara goya
Posted Recently
I watched red light and arrow change to green but the arrow was on the other side of road I received a fine for driving on a red signal I sent my friend to photo the red lights which i never saw and he nearly had an accident Has anyone else experienced Elizabeth street turning right into little bourke And not seeing the red arrow .
Lynnie
Posted Recently
Feb 2010 Eastlink, Wellington Road Bridge Northbound & Southbound booked 4 times going and returning twice and yes I knew there where speed cameras there so I was making sure my speed was under 100km but still got bookedIIII....What a JOKE! Robbery!
Anyone got booked like that around that time? let me know!
dom
Posted Recently
i was going passing thorugh st kilda where all the buinesses are and i came across a green light changing to yellow i was half way and got flashed. is that right and i was only doing about to less 50km. please respond
WYY768
Posted Recently
Wellington Springvale intersection camera. Passed the traffic lights on orange safely where the camera was stationed, but the traffic light in front (forward) turned red as I slowed down to take a left turn to the petrol station. does it mean I would have been caught by the camera.
Lee
Posted Recently
I accumulated 1 demerit point from a Traffic camera on Western Ring Road, Ardeer, Southbound. I remember getting it on 2009 and thinking I don't think this is right. I regret never contesting the fine seeing I have never received a speeding ticket in my 15 years of driving on Australian roads. Every K over is a Killer!
mark
Posted Recently
I can't beleave this country we call Australia, the system needs a real hard make over to give people a fair go, who's running the show how much can us Australians take specially when we are fined for no reason doing the right thing so the organisation make money off us. How does the government allow to install so many speed cameras and red light cameras in the west of melbourne, money means alot to some of us trying to get by day to day what is it in the governments eyes, are we uneducated in the west and cant see what this government doing to us hard working people that have no say and have to pay for fines when cameras are faulty "come on making money off us in that way, "its criminal".
Yesterday, the 19th of october approx 8pm driving to the speed limit on ballarat road maidstone when driving through the traffic lights on "green" when half way through the lights a flash went off and shocked me and my family in the car and we all looked at each other and thats not right, the traffic lights turned amber to red in not even a second well we where half way through the lights...this is not right, whos the criminals here how do i get to have my say to prove our innocents, installing a video recorder in my vechicle to show the events that take place, not a flash camera to punish peoples rights. This organisation are crimnals, "explain our rights on matters like this. This is bloody robbery wake up pull your head in be fair not give fines when use have made the mistake,,,,,,,,,,,,
sab
Posted Recently
i got twice at ALtona and i am actually checking my speed all the time, i dont know how i got it
MNB
Posted Recently
Traffic camera Western Ring Road, Ardeer, Southbound, Western Highway North Side Gantry, is operational. Well that is what the speeding fine I just got has indicated. Got done doing 113km in a 100 zone. Knowing that cameras are there I didnt think I was speeding..
nellie
Posted Recently
I think there may be a speed and red light camera on the corner of Bayswater Rd (? Scoresby rd ) and Mountain Hwy.
RiChie
Posted Recently
How about raising the tolerance of the detection speed to a most reasonable limit ---say 66 in a 60 zone.
Having operated speed detection devices and followed vehicles exceeding the prescribed limits.......these people are mostly "reasonable" members of the public and it is expected that at some point in time all "reasonable" persons will exceed the limit by a small percentage...
Jayvee
Posted Recently
New one at Princes Hwy and Fitzgerald Road in Hallam?
matt carter
Posted Recently
"Come trade in time, can we legitimately claim the car to have traveled less than 90,000 k's when the odo reads over 100?"
This is actually depends significantly on the vehicle and how the odometer and speedometer is setup. There is a fundamental flaw in your analysis, you are looking at a speedo and drawing conclusions about how your odometer reading is now going to be out by 10,000 k's at 100,000.
In traditional vehicles correct me if i am wrong, the odometer and the speedometer have nothing to do with each other. One measures rotational speed of the transmission (deriving the vehicles speed) and the other measures the NUMBER of rotatations to a fixed unit (eg 1 km = 1690 rotations) . These are done using seperate cables and different methodologies, for example in a given vehicle it may be uses the magnetic force generated by the rotation to derive the speed and the number of times a notch passes a given point is used to determine when to tick over 1 km on the odometer. completely different systems. inaccuracy in one does not translate to inaccuracy in another. this is a significant point that needs to be made.
The one exception I can see to this is *possibly* where the car is showing the speed as derived from the VSS or vehicle speed sensor. This is because the VSS uses the same 'toothed wheel' arrangement but instead of counting the number of rotations per 1km, every rotation causes a 'pulse' or 'tick' , the computer is then calibrated in the same was as an odometer to a given ratio, eg increase of 40,000 pulses per second = increment the speedo by 1 km. I don't know whether the *same* toothed wheel and magnet arrangement that is used to count the revolutions for the odometer is the *same* toothed wheel that is used by the VSS, in which case you could argue an error in reading of one system can be translated to an error in another.
Instead of just looking at your speedo and thinking your odometer is out also, try counting up the number of k's you are travelling on your GPS virtual-odometer and check *THAT* against your real odometer.
I think you will be suprised, I for many years thought my odometer was out because my speedo was out. This is in fact not the case.
ken
Posted Recently
there is a camera on the intersection of bell street and plenty road preston
geoff
Posted Recently
I believe there are red light camera's corner of Nepean Hyway and Davey St in Frankston plus a fixed speed camera
aspiteri
Posted Recently
new cameras frankston dandeong rd corner of Hall rd Carrumdowns.
Also Frankston -Dandenong rd before bridge Frankston also the y put down the speed from 80 klms to 60 klms.
Peter .k
Posted Recently
The statement above Melbournes New Super Cameras" states that 30 non fixed red light cameras will become fixed" and has given the list of Cameras" I have currently brought a Navman" However when passing one of the above fixed cameras on the list" the Navman gave no indication" no warning" of the existing Camera-Address- Camberwell- Burke Rd & Prospect hill PC 3124. Is this Camera non activated? still under maintanance for upgrade, Little confusing. I was travelling from Burke Rd turning right on a Green light of course but Red on Prospect hill intersection naturally.
Mark
Posted Recently
Speed and redlight camera on the crn Sturt St & Gillies St Ballarat
Barbara
Posted Recently
There is NO EXCUSE PEOPLE !!!!!!!!!DONT SPEED
a.erden
Posted Recently
i was not dowing the speed the camera reg .
all i can say the speed cameras rake lot more money than the police and cost less and diht you know most speed camera devices in operation in australia DO NOT meet the oz measurement standard i have a hearing on the 03/09/2009 welcome too the butcher shop lams mehhhhhhhhh.
KK
Posted Recently
I went through 2 red lights unintentionally whilst in Melbourne from Bendigo cos my husband was very sick in St V's. Fined for both and appealed. Backwards & forwards it went until I finally gave in and wrote the cheque early on the same day my husband lost his battle with cancer. They have no compassion. Just pay up and shut up.
jt
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i was doing 60 on a 60 k zone and got snap. What was that for! this was on Chifley Dr in Northland its one of the way to scam, picking on consumer who work hard 6 days a week.
Raylene
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i was taken by the eastlink wellington rd overpass doing 140km/h, my navigator log says i was doing 97km/h its an instant loss of licence.
Victoria
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Its all a money making revenue. My partner was on Eastlink and was booked for 106 when he had cruise control on. What do you have to do? Its ridiculos as to how the Government and others make money on people that work hard 6 days a week and cannot prove that they used their cruise control. Give us a break.
Jennifer
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I was caught at the dandenong overpass bridge southbound doing 108km/h which I know I was not doing. Check out Neil Mitchell's East link speed camera debate website. Heaps of others have the same complaint.
Muz60
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Sorry, FYI that last post was referring to the Wellington Rd Bridge.
Muz60
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I was booked twice in one day. Using cruise control at 100kph booked at 1pm doing 109kph and then again at 3pm going the other way doing a whopping 118kph. 16 October. the more people who raise objection the better the chance of them assessing these cameras properly i'd say. you can obtain an application for revokation from the infringements court. Write a letter with it. Get on it!
Barry
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I was booked 106kph on the 11th Nov. Eastlink, Wellington Road Bridge. It surprised me because I usually cruise at 97-98 on speedo all the way, the other cameras I pass under havent taken a snap.
Barry
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Eastlink, Wellington Road, same here yet no where else.
Teressa
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Eastlink, Wellington Road camera, is a trap, however our hands are tied. Try to avoid it if possible, as you don't have to be speeding to get fined. $142 is alot of money, for nothing. ENTER AT YOUR OWN RISK.......
Ray
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What a Joke, the Wellington Road Camera, Yea maybe they have trialled and tested it, but whos to say there is nothing interferring with the sensors, and whos to say that certain law abiding motorists are just in the wrong place at the wrong time. Due to the recent Media Coverage based on this particular camera at hand, something further needs to be done. $142 later, someone sitting pretty, not us.
SC
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Oh hey ... i think it would be a good idea to all sign a letter or petition. I think i'm gonna have to pay mine, but i've been told if the camera is later found inaccurate it will be overturned ...
SC
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I have to go to sydney for an internship so i won't have time to stand up in court to defend my license ... im going to have to cop it i'm afraid. BUT ... I would be interested in talking to everyone here, maybe getting a letter going to send into Civic Compliance. I realize speed kills and if i was doing the alleged speed i think I probably deserve the suspension. All i want is the cameras checked properly. Not-right, they were very vague. I'm starting to think they just told me that to fob me off.... I checked the compliancing certs on the net and they are APRIL not november!
Not-Right
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The camera's have been checked ? 1) what do they use to check them ?
Not-Right
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yes been done enough times and lost enough points , speeds were 109 most times !!!
None left to give now !!
SC
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according to civic compliance, the cameras were checked on that date and no fault was found...
TE
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6th November also my daughter on 8th . Use Tom Tom Speed alert and cruise control and travelling @ 95klm. Will be writing a letter. Spoke to civil compliance - they are aware of the media and said they will take each case on it's merits. Need to write to them, Have since tested vehicles and Tom Tom and both are accurate.
SC
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oh btw anyone here use msn ?? post up your emails ( substute * for @ ) and i'll add you
SC
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Well i have lost my license and am now selling my car because of that camera. I don't recall doing anywhere near the alleged speed.
cherie
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myself and two others have been booked at wellington rd also..is this camera dodgy? how do we check?
SC
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Same as peter a, te and FC85. Offence date = 6nov.
TE
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Same problem as peter a and Fc85. Can wanyone tell me the dates on the notices?
PETER A
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I also have been fined for speeding at Wellington rd 10 days ago .110 in a100 I use a GPS and i was not speeding .what can i do about this
Fc85
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i have been booked twice at the wellington road overpass also within 10 days i use cruise control and am mindful about my speed especially on the eastlink. i was clocked doing 107 and 109 how do i dispute this???? does it help that other people have had this same issue??
Graham
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I to have been booked on Eastlink travelling north under Wellington Road doing 95 kph booked doing 112 kph. I use cruise control and a Road Angle Evo. I get warned 250 metres from the cameras, tap the brake pedal and slow to approx. 95 or less. These cameras are definately faulty.
ooO-J-Ooo
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Lynn,
I have been done a number of times by one particular camera on the Eastlink. I too am looking to dispute this.
As a matter of interest, what speed were you detected at? 109km/h by any chance?
lynn
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i have been booked on eastlink, wellington road overpass. I was not speeding. Any other motorist booked unfairly?Is this camera faulty?
How can I prove that I was not speeding against the monster camera?
Affandy
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The product e.g. red light cameras and others are manufactured outside the country overseas. National budget incentives. Tested those presumably problem solving instruments -here in Victoria. The weather is the potent and the primary cause of the faulty performance. The settings for the units to operate by local standards are appeared altered or unsealed by the so say experts who services the units kind of regularly.
Given, the services and maintenance of units must effectively operate or else. This else is the faulty readings. So, where is the solution in respect to safeness of the pedestrians and reduction of speed or keeping speed to desired rulings. I am confident in that answers veiled in between drivers foot on accelerate and the performance of the engine.
Given, I would take the power of the any given engine and set an electronic cheap that would limit the speed to 50km/h, and ID the cheep to a bar code principles, no driver would be able to remove the cheep and/or speed over 50km/h . An d, I do care about community first rather let drivers show off the “incompetent” driving in my town.
Have a Nice One
bob
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Where are they on east link?