Police Scotland Safety Cameras
In 2024 there were 5,734 people reported injured on roads across Scotland.
Police Scotland Safety Cameras aims to reduce this number through targeted camera enforcement and improving driver behaviour.
All of our camera locations can be found on this website along with information about camera types, 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 Police Scotland Safety Cameras on Facebook and X.
News / Updates
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New enforcement locations identified on the A9 near Dowally, at Tay Crossing to Ballinluig Roadworks
22/01/2026
At the request of Transport Scotland and Wills Bros., the dualling road contractors, two additional deployment locations have been identified within the 40mph roadworks near Dowally and en…
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Temporary average speed cameras to begin enforcement on A75
16/01/2026
Temporary average speed cameras will begin enforcing the speed limits on the A75 between Newton Stewart and Creetown as part on ongoing efforts to improve road safety along this stretch of…
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Coming soon – work will start to install two fixed cameras on the Kingsway, Dundee.
Change of camera technology - A90 Kingsway, Dundee
The decision to change the method of enforcement at the location, from mobile enforcement to fixed roadside enforcement, was taken collectively b…
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Flexible deployment to recommence at Kirkton Road, Arbroath.
The flexible deployment at Kirkton Road, Arbroath will recommence within the 30mph limit on 1st December.
Following concerns from residents and at the request of Angus Council the North Safety Camera…
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Visitors Guide
Police Scotland Safety Cameras is the collective name for the three Safety Camera Units that operate across Scotland - North, East and West - which manage the administration for speed and red-light c…