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1. • • You can: visit the speedcameras.sa.gov.au website for news, facts and information on safety cameras download SAPOL’s app to find camera locations on your mobile device.
     www.police.sa.gov.au/your-safety/road-safety/traffic-camera-locations

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   Where can I find safety cameras in Australia?

   • metropolitan areas country areas. Locations may change without notice. There are alsofixed safety camera locationsthroughout the state and Safe-T-Cams. You can: visit the speedcameras.sa.gov.auwebsite for news, facts and information on safety cameras download SAPOL’s appto find camera locations on your mobile device.

   SAPOL - Traffic camera locations - police.sa.gov.au

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   Who operates mobile speed cameras in South Australia?

   • All mobile speed cameras are operated by the South Australia Police. For more information on mobile speed cameras, please visit the Speed Camera website. Fixed speed and red light cameras are permanently installed on the road network to enforce speed limits and compliance with red traffic lights.

   Mobile speed cameras

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   Do Safe-T-CAM cameras work in South Australia?

   • Depending on the type of speed or red light camera in use in South Australia, they can detect: Safe-T-Cam cameras are on major arterial roads and detect heavy vehicle driver fatigue and all unregistered vehicles. Further information on the Safe-T-Cam network can be found here.

   About Speed Cameras | Government of South Australia

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   How do fixed cameras work in South Australia?

   • All fixed cameras are managed by the South Australia Police and operate continuously 24 hours a day, 7 days per week. For more information on fixed speed and red light cameras, please visit the Speed Camera website. Fixed cameras installed at signalised intersections enforce both speed and red light compliance.

   Mobile speed cameras

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   Where can I find information on mobile speed cameras?

   • For more information on mobile speed cameras, please visit the Speed Camera website. Fixed speed and red light cameras are permanently installed on the road network to enforce speed limits and compliance with red traffic lights. All fixed cameras are managed by the South Australia Police and operate continuously 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.

   Mobile speed cameras

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   What is road safety South Australia's first mobile phone detection camera?

   • Road Safety South Australia’s first mobile phone detection cameras are operating on key metropolitan road corridors in fixed locations. This is part of a $15.9 million initiative as the State Government pushes to reduce road trauma caused by driver distraction. Using a mobile phone device while driving is dangerous.

   Mobile Phone Detection Cameras - THINK! Road Safety

   www.thinkroadsafety.sa.gov.au/mobile-phone-detection-cameras

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3. www.police.sa.gov.au › traffic-camera-locationsSAPOL - Traffic camera locations

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   1 day ago · There are also fixed safety camera locations throughout the state and Safe-T-Cams. You can: visit the speedcameras.sa.gov.au website for news, facts and information on safety cameras. download SAPOL’s app to find camera locations on your mobile device.

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4. speedcameras.sa.gov.au › about_speed_and_red_lightAbout Speed Cameras | Government of South Australia

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   The majority of fixed speed and red light cameras (previously known as safety cameras) are situated at intersections in built-up areas to enforce both speed limits and compliance with red light signals.

5. safetycameras.sa.gov.au › homeSpeed Cameras | Lead to Safer Roads | Government of South ...

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   Speed and red light cameras operate in South Australia to discourage speeding and red light running. Fixed speed and red light cameras use a sensor in each road lane to detect vehicles passing the camera and to measure travel speeds. Mobile cameras use radar to detect each vehicle’s travel speed.

6. dit.sa.gov.au › newsNew speed and red-light camera website - Department for ...

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   Mar 8, 2019 · Phase 1 of the website provides information about current fixed speed camera locations, how priority locations are identified, how cameras work and the different types of technology available. When Phase 2 is rolled out, users will be able to view where mobile speed cameras are located.

7. www.dit.sa.gov.au › types_of_safety_camerasTowards Zero Together - Department for Infrastructure and ...

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   Fixed (permanent) and mobile (temporary) speed and red light cameras operate throughout South Australia at carefully selected locations. For information and the location of fixed and mobile cameras, please visit the Speed Camera website.

8. www.thinkroadsafety.sa.gov.au › mobile-phoneMobile Phone Detection Cameras - THINK! Road Safety

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   The cameras detect drivers who use their mobile phones illegally. A fine and demerit points will be issued for breaching the road rules. Learn more about the timings, camera locations, how they work, penalties and privacy. Find out about the technology trial in South Australia.

9. www.speedcameralocations.com.au › sa › list-camerasSpeed Camera Locations - List - Adelaide and South Australia.

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   Adelaide and South Australia Speed Camera Locations provides a list of red light camera / speed camera locations. A red lens in the camera icon indicates a video of the location is available.