How many speed cameras are there in New Zealand?

There are currently 99 fixed speed camera locations across New Zealand, including spot speed cameras, red light cameras, and average speed cameras.

Where does this speed camera data come from?

All speed camera location data is sourced directly from Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency (NZTA), the official government agency responsible for road safety in New Zealand.

How often is the camera data updated?

The speed camera data is automatically updated weekly from the official NZTA source to ensure accuracy and completeness.

What types of speed cameras are shown on the map?

The map shows three types of cameras: Spot Speed cameras (measure instantaneous speed), Red Light cameras (detect vehicles running red lights), and Average Speed cameras (calculate average speed over a distance).

Is this map free to use?

Yes, NZ Speed Camera Map is completely free to use. No registration or payment is required.

Speed Cameras in Canterbury and Christchurch - 2025 Guide

Looking for speed cameras in Canterbury or Christchurch? This guide covers all fixed camera locations in the region.

Canterbury Speed Camera Overview

Canterbury is New Zealand's largest region by area, with cameras focused on:

Christchurch city and suburbs
State Highway 1 (north and south of Christchurch)
Key arterial routes

Camera Types in Canterbury

Canterbury uses:

Spot Speed Cameras: On highways and high-risk roads
Red Light Cameras: At busy Christchurch intersections
Average Speed Cameras: On some highway sections

View Canterbury Cameras

See all cameras on our Canterbury interactive map.

Key Christchurch Locations

Red Light Cameras

Christchurch has red light cameras at several intersections, including:

Moorhouse Avenue at Madras Street
Moorhouse Avenue at Manchester Street

State Highways

Spot speed cameras on SH1 in the Canterbury region, including locations near Temuka.

For the complete list of camera locations, use our interactive map.

South Island Driving Tips

If you're exploring the South Island:

Allow extra time: Distances can be deceiving
Watch for variable limits: Speed limits change frequently
Check weather: Mountain passes can have reduced limits
Use our map: Plan your route with camera awareness

Related Resources

This content has been fact-checked against official sources but may contain inaccuracies. This is general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Data updated weekly from Waka Kotahi NZTA.