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 Camera Locations in Wellington - Complete 2025 Guide

Find every speed camera in the Wellington region with our comprehensive guide. All data comes directly from Waka Kotahi NZTA.

Wellington Region Speed Cameras

The Wellington region includes cameras in:

Wellington City
Lower Hutt
Upper Hutt
Porirua
Kapiti Coast

Camera Types in Wellington

Wellington uses all three types of fixed safety cameras:

Spot Speed Cameras

These measure your instantaneous speed at a single point. If you exceed the speed limit when passing the camera, you may receive an infringement notice.

Red Light Cameras

Located at major intersections, these detect vehicles that enter after the light turns red. Many Wellington red light cameras also function as speed cameras.

Average Speed Cameras

Also known as point-to-point cameras, these calculate your average speed between two or more points.

View Wellington Cameras

See all Wellington cameras on our interactive map.

Driving Tips for Wellington

Wellington's terrain presents unique driving challenges:

Hills and curves: Many roads have lower speed limits for safety
Weather: Strong winds can affect driving conditions
Congestion: Peak hour traffic requires patience

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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.