How many speed cameras are there in New Zealand?

There are currently 110 fixed speed camera locations across New Zealand. This includes 60 spot speed cameras (55%), 36 red light cameras (33%), and 14 average speed cameras (13%). Auckland has the most cameras with 76 locations, representing 69% of all fixed cameras nationwide.

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. The data is provided under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence.

How often is the camera data updated?

The speed camera data is automatically updated daily from the official NZTA source to ensure accuracy and completeness. New cameras are added and removed cameras are updated promptly.

What types of speed cameras are shown on the map?

The map shows three types of cameras: Spot Speed cameras (60 locations) measure your instantaneous speed at a single point. Red Light cameras (36 locations) detect vehicles running red lights and often also measure speed. Average Speed cameras (14 locations) calculate your average speed between two points.

Is this map free to use?

Yes, NZ Speed Camera Map is completely free to use. No registration, account creation, or payment is required. The site is ad-free and works on all devices.

What is the fine for speeding in New Zealand?

Safety camera fines range from $30 for 1-10 km/h over the limit, $80 for 11-15 km/h, $120 for 16-20 km/h, $170 for 21-25 km/h, $230 for 26-30 km/h, $300 for 31-35 km/h, $400 for 36-40 km/h, $510 for 41-45 km/h, and $630 for 46-50 km/h over. Exceeding 50 km/h over the limit results in a court appearance. Red light camera fines are $150. See the official fee schedule at nzta.govt.nz/safety/driving-safely/safety-cameras/about-safety-camera-notices/safety-camera-notices-and-penalties

Do speed camera fines come with demerit points?

No, NZTA does not issue demerit points for safety camera infringements. This is a key difference from being stopped by a Police officer, where demerit points do apply. Camera fines are financial penalties only. However, demerit points are assigned if you are stopped by Police—10 points for up to 10 km/h over, 20 for 10-20 km/h, 35 for 20-30 km/h, 40 for 30-35 km/h, and 50 for over 35 km/h. See nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/driving-offences-and-penalties/demerit-points for details.

What happens if I speed more than 40 km/h over the limit?

Speeding by more than 40 km/h over the limit can result in a 28-day licence suspension in addition to the fine. If you exceed 50 km/h over the limit, your case goes to court and you may face charges of careless, dangerous or reckless driving with more severe penalties. These apply whether caught by camera or by Police.

Do speed cameras work at night?

Yes, all fixed speed cameras in New Zealand operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including at night. They use infrared technology to capture images in low light conditions.

Can tourists get speed camera fines in New Zealand?

Yes, international visitors can receive speed camera fines in New Zealand. Fines are typically sent to the rental car company, who will charge your credit card and pass on any associated fees. Unpaid fines may affect future visa applications.

How do I pay a speed camera fine in NZ?

Speed camera fines (called safety camera notices) are issued by NZTA and can be paid online at safetycamera.nzta.govt.nz. If you don't pay by the due date on the reminder notice, it's sent to the Ministry of Justice who add $55 to the original fee.

Where are the most speed cameras in New Zealand?

Auckland has by far the most speed cameras with 76 fixed locations, representing 69% of all cameras in New Zealand. Wellington and Waikato each have 7 cameras, followed by Canterbury and Otago with 4 each.

Are there mobile speed cameras in New Zealand?

Yes, NZTA operates mobile safety cameras in SUVs and trailers throughout the country in addition to the 110 fixed cameras shown on this map. NZ Police also conduct speed enforcement separately. Mobile camera locations are not published in advance.

What speed triggers a camera in New Zealand?

Speed cameras in New Zealand have a tolerance threshold, but the exact tolerance is not publicly disclosed. The safest approach is to always drive at or below the posted speed limit.

How accurate are NZ speed cameras?

Speed cameras in New Zealand are highly accurate and regularly calibrated. They must hold a valid certificate of accuracy issued under NZTA requirements. The Measurement Standards Laboratory of New Zealand (MSLNZ) has calculated the measurement uncertainty at approximately 0.5 km/h.

Can I dispute a speed camera fine in NZ?

Yes, you can dispute a safety camera notice. NZTA provides an online process at safetycamera.nzta.govt.nz where you can nominate another driver, request a review, or apply for a court hearing. Common grounds include not being the driver or requesting a hearing to present mitigating circumstances.

How long do demerit points last in New Zealand?

Demerit points in New Zealand remain on your record for 2 years from the date of the offence. Accumulating 100 or more demerit points within 2 years results in a 3-month licence suspension. Remember: camera-detected offences don't add demerit points—only officer-issued tickets do. See nzta.govt.nz/driver-licences/driving-offences-and-penalties/demerit-points for details.

How many new speed cameras are coming in 2026?

NZTA is rolling out 17 new average speed camera locations across New Zealand through 2026, with the first at Matakana Road, Warkworth becoming operational in December 2025. Locations include Dairy Flat, Whitford Road, Pokeno, Upper Hutt, Te Hauke, and Tekapo-Twizel. The current plan is to expand the network to around 200 cameras by 2027.

What are average speed camera corridors?

Average speed camera corridors use two cameras placed kilometres apart on a stretch of road. Camera A records when you enter the corridor and Camera B records when you leave. The system calculates your average speed over the distance. If your average exceeds the speed limit, an infringement notice is issued. Unlike spot speed cameras, you cannot defeat them by braking at the camera.

What is the current speed camera tolerance in NZ?

NZTA applies a tolerance to speed camera enforcement, but the exact threshold is not publicly disclosed. For the new average speed cameras, tolerances are understood to be tighter than those historically used for fixed cameras. The safest approach is to always drive at or below the speed limit.

Is this data guaranteed to be accurate?

This website is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency or the New Zealand Government. While we strive for accuracy, we cannot guarantee that all camera locations are current or complete. Always follow posted speed limits and road rules regardless of camera presence.

Speed Cameras in Auckland

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There are 76 fixed speed cameras in the Auckland region of New Zealand.

Camera Types

Spot Speed Cameras: 35
Red Light Cameras: 33
Average Speed Cameras: 8

Camera Locations

Albany
Dairy Flat Highway and Oteha Valley Road
Red Light Camera
Albany
Albany Expressway and Mercari Way
Red Light Camera
Ardmore
Papakura-Clevedon Road
Speed Camera
Auckland CBD
Newton Road and Symonds Street
Red Light Camera
Auckland CBD
Union Street and Nelson Street
Red Light Camera
Auckland CBD
Hobson Street and Cook Street
Red Light Camera
Avondale
New North Road and Blockhouse Bay Road
Red Light Camera
Bombay
Mill Road
Speed Camera
Bucklands Beach
Pakuranga Road and Aviemore Drive
Red Light Camera
Coatesville
Coatesville Riverhead Highway
Speed Camera
Dairy Flat
Dairy Flat Highway
Speed Camera
Dairy Flat
Pine Valley Road - Camera A
Average Speed Camera
Dairy Flat
Pine Valley Road - Camera B
Average Speed Camera
Dairy Flat/Waitoki
Kahikatea Flat Road - Camera A
Average Speed Camera
Dairy Flat/Waitoki
Kahikatea Flat Road - Camera B
Average Speed Camera
Dome Valley
State Highway 1
Speed Camera
East Tamaki
Te Irirangi Drive and Smales Road
Red Light Camera
Ellerslie
Main Highway and Great South Road
Red Light Camera
Flat Bush
Te Irirangi Drive and Accent Drive NB
Red Light Camera
Glen Eden
West Coast Road
Speed Camera
Glenbrook
Glenbrook-Waiuku Road
Speed Camera
Glenbrook
Glenbrook Road
Speed Camera
Glenfield
Glenfield Road and Kaipatiki Road
Red Light Camera
Golflands
Ti Rakau Drive and Te Irirangi Drive
Red Light Camera
Golflands
Botany Road and Ti Rakau Drive
Red Light Camera
Grey Lynn
Great North Road
Speed Camera
Grey Lynn
Ponsonby Road and Karangahape Road
Red Light Camera
Half Moon Bay
Pakuranga Road and Pidgeon Mountain Road
Red Light Camera
Henderson
Great North Road
Speed Camera
Henderson
Lincoln Road and Pomaria Road
Red Light Camera
Henderson Valley
Candia Road
Speed Camera
Hillsborough
Hillsborough Road
Speed Camera
Karaka
Linwood Road
Speed Camera
Karioitahi
Awhitu Road
Speed Camera
Kingseat
McKenzie Road
Speed Camera
Kumeu
Old North Road
Speed Camera
Lucas Heights
Dairy Flat Highway
Speed Camera
Mangere
Massey Road
Speed Camera
Mangere East
Buckland Road and Massey Road
Red Light Camera
Manukau City
Lambie Drive and Manukau Station Road
Red Light Camera
Manukau City
Wiri Station Road and Lambie Drive Road
Red Light Camera
Manukau City
Great South Road and Cavendish Drive - S000085
Red Light Camera
Manukau City
Great South Road and Te Irirangi Drive - S000086
Red Light Camera
Manukau City
Great South Road and Reagan Road
Red Light Camera
New Lynn
Great North Road
Speed Camera
New Lynn
Rata Street
Speed Camera
New Windsor
Waterview Tunnel - S000061
Speed Camera
New Windsor
Waterview Tunnel - S000062
Speed Camera
New Windsor
Waterview Tunnel - S000065
Speed Camera
Ōrākei
Ngapipi Road
Speed Camera
Ōtāhuhu
Great South Road
Speed Camera
Ōtara
East Tamaki Road and Bairds Road
Red Light Camera
Ōtara
East Tamaki Road and Ōtara Road
Red Light Camera
Papatoetoe
Cavendish Drive and Lambie Drive
Red Light Camera
Papatoetoe
Princes Street and Church Street
Red Light Camera
Papatoetoe
Great South Road and East Tamaki Road
Red Light Camera
Parnell
Tamaki Drive
Speed Camera
Patumahoe
Ostrich Road
Speed Camera
Red Beach
Hibiscus Coast Highway and Millwater Parkway
Red Light Camera
Redvale
East Coast Road
Speed Camera
Remuera
Green Lane East and Ascot Avenue
Red Light Camera
Sandringham
Balmoral Road and Sandringham Road
Red Light Camera
Shamrock Park/Whitford
Whitford Road - Camera A
Average Speed Camera
Shamrock Park/Whitford
Whitford Road - Camera B
Average Speed Camera
Takapuna
Esmonde Road and Fred Thomas Drive
Red Light Camera
Te Atatū South
Te Atatū Road and McLeod Road
Red Light Camera
Tōtara Park
Murphys Road
Speed Camera
Tōtara Park
Mill Road
Speed Camera
Waitakere
Waitakere Road
Speed Camera
Waiuku
Waiuku Road - S000004
Speed Camera
Waiuku
Waiuku Road - S000074
Speed Camera
Warkworth
Matakana Road - Camera A
Average Speed Camera
Warkworth
Matakana Road - Camera B
Average Speed Camera
Wattle Downs
Mahia Road
Speed Camera
Wellsford
State Highway 1
Speed Camera
Windsor Park
East Coast Road and Constellation Drive
Red Light Camera

Speed Cameras in Auckland

Camera Types

Camera Locations

Albany

Albany

Ardmore

Auckland CBD

Auckland CBD

Auckland CBD

Avondale

Bombay

Bucklands Beach

Coatesville

Dairy Flat

Dairy Flat

Dairy Flat

Dairy Flat/Waitoki

Dairy Flat/Waitoki

Dome Valley

East Tamaki

Ellerslie

Flat Bush

Glen Eden

Glenbrook

Glenbrook

Glenfield

Golflands

Golflands

Grey Lynn

Grey Lynn

Half Moon Bay

Henderson

Henderson

Henderson Valley

Hillsborough

Karaka

Karioitahi

Kingseat

Kumeu

Lucas Heights

Mangere

Mangere East

Manukau City

Manukau City

Manukau City

Manukau City

Manukau City

New Lynn

New Lynn

New Windsor

New Windsor

New Windsor

Ōrākei

Ōtāhuhu

Ōtara

Ōtara

Papatoetoe

Papatoetoe

Papatoetoe

Parnell

Patumahoe

Red Beach

Redvale

Remuera

Sandringham

Shamrock Park/Whitford

Shamrock Park/Whitford

Takapuna

Te Atatū South

Tōtara Park

Tōtara Park

Waitakere

Waiuku

Waiuku

Warkworth

Warkworth

Wattle Downs

Wellsford

Windsor Park