1,691% above the peer median of 22.
Rank 1 of 71England · county data layer
Speed Cameras in Greater London
Use the county view to compare mapped camera coverage, places, roads and official road-safety context across Greater London.
394mapped camera records
38,325average matched AADF
3,578nearby 2024 collisions
#1by records among eligible counties
Interactive location layer
Greater London speed camera map
The map filters the national snapshot to Greater London. Zoom and inspect individual source records; a point is not confirmation that a device is active.
Dataset comparison
How Greater London compares
Comparisons use the median among eligible counties that pass the same minimum three-record rule. They describe this dataset, not enforcement intensity.
153% above the peer median of 15,176.
99% of camera records matched8,845% above the peer median of 40.
Unique STATS19 2024 collisions within 500mGreater London camera location sample
The table is a sample of the mapped records assigned to Greater London. Unknown speeds, types or traffic matches remain visibly unreported rather than being filled with assumptions.
| Road | Type | Mapped speed | AADF (year) | 2024 collisions nearby |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A501 | Fixed | 20 mph | 39,146 (2024) | 55 |
| A1 | Fixed | 50 mph | 51,303 (2024) | 2 |
| U | Fixed | Not recorded | 9,991 (2024) | 24 |
| U | Fixed | Not recorded | 9,991 (2024) | 24 |
| M25 | Fixed | Not recorded | 114,016 (2024) | 6 |
| A296 | Fixed | 60 mph | 8,186 (2024) | 14 |
| M25 | Fixed | 70 mph | 141,288 (2024) | 1 |
| M41 | Fixed | 40 mph | 40,987 (2000) | 25 |
| A308 | Fixed | 20 mph | 20,418 (2024) | 2 |
| A208 | Fixed | 50 mph | 17,151 (2024) | 9 |
| A2 | Fixed | Not recorded | 82,023 (2024) | 6 |
| A110 | Fixed | Not recorded | 13,935 (2024) | 1 |
| C | Fixed | 40 mph | 5,783 (2008) | 6 |
| U | Fixed | 40 mph | 1,695 (2019) | 3 |
Camera types and recorded speeds
These fields come from the location snapshot. They may be incomplete and do not confirm the current device model, operating status or legal speed limit at a point.
Camera type fields
- Fixed394
Speed values in records
- 5 mph1
- 20 mph36
- 30 mph45
- 40 mph34
- 50 mph32
- 60 mph2
- 70 mph47
Traffic context for Greater London
391 of 394 camera records have a nearby Department for Transport count-point match. Their average annual daily flow is 38,325 vehicles and their median is 18,522. Source years range from 2000 to 2024; this is annual context, not live traffic.
Heavy goods vehicles represent approximately 8.5% of the total flow across those matched records. The median camera-to-count-point match distance is 260 metres.
Collision and casualty context
3,578 unique police-reported personal-injury collisions in the final 2024 STATS19 data fell within 500 metres of at least one mapped camera record for Greater London. This includes 27 fatal, 615 serious and 2,936 slight collisions, involving 4,168 casualties.
This is a proximity measure, not a collision rate and not evidence that a camera caused or prevented an incident. Comparisons can also reflect the number and geographic spread of mapped records.
Speeding fines and penalty points
GOV.UK states that the minimum speeding penalty is a £100 fine and 3 penalty points. If a case goes to court, the maximum fine is normally £1,000, rising to £2,500 for motorway speeding; disqualification is also possible. A speed awareness course may be offered when the police consider it appropriate and the driver meets the conditions.
Check the current official speeding penalties on GOV.UK. This page does not estimate whether a particular camera is active or whether a penalty would be issued.
Related speed camera maps
Nearby places
Questions about this page
Does the map show every active speed camera?
No. It shows an indicative OpenStreetMap-derived snapshot. Records can be incomplete, stale or no longer active.
Are the traffic figures live?
No. AADF is an annual average from the nearest matched DfT count point. The source year and coverage vary by record.
Do nearby collisions prove that a camera is unsafe or ineffective?
No. STATS19 proximity is context only. It does not establish cause, effectiveness or current road conditions.
Method and provenance
Full methodology →Sources behind this page
- OpenStreetMap contributorsIndicative camera coordinates and source fields · ODbL 1.0.
- DfT road traffic statisticsNearest matched AADF count points; source year retained per record · OGL.
- DfT STATS19 open dataFinal 2024 police-reported personal-injury collisions within 500 metres · OGL.
- GOV.UK speeding penaltiesCurrent national guidance for fines, points, court limits and courses.