Safety Cameras Scotland

In 2017 there were 9,428 people injured on Scotland's roads.

Here at Safety Cameras Scotland, we aim to reduce this number through targeted camera enforcement and improving driver behaviour. We believe speeding is socially unacceptable and encourage everybody to #KnowYourLimits and drive at a speed appropriate to the road conditions.

Our organisation is divided into three Safety Camera Unit areas - North, East & West - who manage the speed and red-light cameras across Scotland. We work alongside Police Scotland and are funded through a grant provided to us by the Scottish Safety Camera Programme. 

All of our camera locations can be found on this website along with information about camera types, our site selection process and how we operate.

We have a frequently asked questions section to cover most queries and for anything further please feel free to contact us.  You'll also be able to follow Safety Cameras Scotland on Facebook and Twitter.

News / Updates

  • 30 signs

    Street Lights Mean 30 in Leuchars

    The Street Lights Mean 30 Campaign encourages drivers to adhere to the 30mph speed limit as they pass through built up areas. This will now be rolled out in Leuchars, Fife after being successfully del…

  • camera sign

    Motorist detected at nearly double the speed limit on M80

    At approximately 18:40pm on Sunday 28 July 2019, a car was detected travelling at 129mph by a mobile safety camera van. This is almost double the 70mph national speed limit for a motorway. The vehicle…

  • A82/A85 average speed cameras to be introduced

    Plans have been announced to install a £250,000 average speed camera system on a 15.9 mile stretch of the A82 and A85 roads between Tyndrum and Lix Toll. This will replace the existing mobile camera e…

  • Luncarty to Pass of Birnam

    Travelling on the A9 this Summer? Dualling work continues …

    As work continues along the A9 between Luncarty to Pass of Birnam road users are advised to leave additional time to cover this section of road due to the additional traffic management measures in pla…

  • HADECS Camera Testing Underway

    The Forth Replacement Crossing (FRC) project created a 13.7 mile (22km) ‘managed motorway’ by using an Intelligent Transport System (ITS) to help regulate the flow of traffic approaching and crossing …