Statistics – Quarter 4 2023–24
The following page provides data for April to June 2024 in relation to the various offences detected by the road safety camera system and the fines (infringements) associated with those offences.
On this page
- Top 10 road safety cameras for infringements issued
- Top 10 mobile road safety cameras for infringements issued
- Total infringements for speeding and red-light offences
- Speeding infringements (fixed and mobile cameras)
- Total infringements for red-light
- Top 10 distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras for infringements issued
- Distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras infringements
The following page provides data for April to June 2024 in relation to the various offences detected by the road safety camera system and the fines (infringements) associated with those offences.
Top 10 road safety cameras for infringements issued
| Camera site | Number of infringements issued |
|---|---|
| At the intersection of Rosanna Road and Darebin Street, Heidelberg (N) – Lane 1, 2, 3 | 6,732 |
| At the intersection of Canning Street and Bellavista Drive, Avondale Heights – Lane 1,2,3 | 4,947 |
| At the intersection of Fitzroy Street and Lakeside Drive, St Kilda | 4,065 |
| At the intersection of Flinders Street and William Street, Melbourne – Lane 1, 2, 3 | 3,847 |
| At the intersection of King Street and La Trobe Street, West Melbourne – Lane 1, 2, 3, 4 | 3,742 |
| At the intersection of Warrigal Road and Batesford Road, Chadstone – Lane 1,2,3 | 3,737 |
| At the intersection of Plenty Road and Ambrose Treacy Drive, Bundoora – Lane 1,2,3,4 | 3,570 |
| At the intersection of Geelong Road and Barkly Street, Footscray – Lane 1,2,3 | 3,140 |
| Western Ring Road, Sunshine West, Southbound, Boundary Road North Side Gantry – Lane 4 | 2,408 |
| Princes Freeway, Lara, Avalon Road Bridge, Melbourne Bound – Lane 1, 2, 3 | 2,339 |
Key figure
- Fixed road safety camera-detected infringements (speeding, red light and unregistered) decreased by 6% when compared to previous quarter (January – March 2024).
Top 10 mobile road safety cameras for infringements issued
| Camera site | Number of infringements issued |
|---|---|
| Park Street, Parkville – Mobile | 1,816 |
| Great Ocean Road, Lorne – Mobile | 1,454 |
| Fryers Road, Highton – Mobile | 1,395 |
| Oak Street, Parkville – Mobile | 1,201 |
| Highlander Drive, Craigieburn – Mobile | 1,090 |
| Garden Road, Clayton – Mobile | 1,008 |
| Yarra Boulevard, Richmond – Mobile | 1,000 |
| The Boulevard, Port Melbourne – Mobile | 931 |
| St Kilda Road, St Kilda – Mobile | 845 |
| Mitchell Street, Maidstone – Mobile | 820 |
- Victoria’s mobile camera program is comprised of a network of mobile road safety cameras operating approximately 15,900 hours per month. Victoria Police has approved around 2,000 locations across Victoria.
Key figure
- Mobile road safety camera-detected infringements decreased by 5% when compared to previous quarter (January – March 2024).
Total infringements for speeding and red-light offences
| Quarter 4 (April to June) 2023–24 | 308,460 |
|---|---|
| Quarter 3 (January to March) 2023–24 | 325,121 |
| Quarter 4 (April to June) 2022–23 | 311,918 |
Key figure
- There was a 5% decrease in speeding infringements and 8% increase in red-light infringement when compared to the previous quarter (January to March 2024).
Speeding infringements (fixed and mobile cameras)
| Speeding categories | Q4 (Apr–Jun) 2023–24 | Q3 (Jan–Mar) 2023–24 | Q2 (Oct–Dec) 2023–24 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Exceed speed by less than 10km/h | 200,979 | 213,400 | 242,679 |
| Exceed speed by 10km/h but less than 15km/h | 42,419 | 43,402 | 51,445 |
| Exceed speed by 15km/h but less than 25km/h | 15,933 | 15,392 | 18,200 |
| Exceed speed by 25km/h but less than 30km/h | 1,798 | 1,585 | 1,873 |
| Exceed speed by 30km/h but less than 35km/h | 805 | 761 | 856 |
| Exceed speed by 35km/h but less than 40km/h | 445 | 181 | 446 |
| Exceed speed by 40km/h but less than 45km/h | 246 | 349 | 252 |
| Exceed speed by 45km/h or more | 265 | 206 | 251 |
| Exceed speed by more than 20km/h in 110km/h zone | 171 | 233 | 219 |
| Total | 263,061 | 275,509 | 316,221 |
Key figures
Speeding infringements detected by both fixed and mobile cameras:
- decreased by 5% when compared to the previous quarter (January to March 2024).
- decreased by 5% when compared to the same period last year (January to March 2023).
Total infringements for red-light
| Quarter 4 (April to June) 2023–24 | 45,399 |
|---|---|
| Quarter 3 (January to March) 2023–24 | 49,612 |
| Quarter 4 (April to June) 2022–2 | 35,999 |
Key figure
Red-light infringements detected by the fixed cameras:
- decreased by 8% compared to the previous quarter (January to March 2024).
- increased by 26% when compared when compared to the same period last year (January to March 2023).
Top 10 distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras for infringements issued
| Camera site | Number of infringements issued |
|---|---|
| Melton Highway, Taylors Lakes, between Village Avenue and Lakes Drive | 1,437 |
| Westwood Drive, Burnside, between Landy Court and Rockbank Middle Road | 1,398 |
| Plenty Road, Bundoora, between Grimshaw Street and Greenwood Drive | 1,051 |
| Bulla Road, Essendon North, between Keilor Road and Woodland Street | 986 |
| Mornington Peninsula Freeway, Patterson Lakes, between Kananook Creek and Thompsons Road Overpass | 979 |
| Western Highway, Caroline Springs, between Western Freeway and Caroline Springs Boulevard | 911 |
| Melbourne Road, North Geelong, between Cowie Street and Cowies Creek | 798 |
| Western Freeway, Truganina, between Hopkins Road Offramp and Hopkins Road Overpass | 777 |
| Plenty Road, Bundoora, between Oxley Avenue and Metropolitan Ring Road | 645 |
| Plenty Road, Mill Park, between McKimmies Road and Childs Road | 577 |
Distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras infringements
| Offence type | Number of Infringements issued |
|---|---|
| Driver touching a portable device | 8,350 |
| Driver with a portable device resting on body, clothes or lap | 3,811 |
| Driver failing to ensure passenger is occupying a seating position with an approved seatbelt or wearing the approved seatbelt or both | 4,653 |
| Driver failing to occupy the driver’s seating position with an approved seatbelt or failing to wear the approved seatbelt or both | 8,936 |
| Unregistered vehicle | 510 |
| Total | 26,260 |
Key figure
- Distracted driver and seatbelt detection cameras infringements decreased by 14% when compared to previous quarter (January – March 2024).
Financial year overview
- 2023–24 statistics
- 2022-23 statistics
- 2021-22 statistics
- 2020-21 statistics
- 2019-20 statistics
- 2018-19 statistics
- 2017-18 statistics
- 2016-17 statistics
- 2015-16 statistics
- 2014-15 statistics
Overview of statistics available
Driver compliance rates
Compares data on the number of vehicles that pass a road safety camera with infringements detected.
Fine trends
Data and graphs presenting the trends in speeding and unregistered vehicle fines for each highway camera system in Victoria.
Fines by category
Shows the number of fines and official warnings issued by Victoria Police for speeding, red-light and unpaid toll offences, including specific data for:
- Official warnings vs fines
- Speeding categories – fixed and mobile cameras
- Speeding categories – highway cameras
Fines by location
Includes quarterly and yearly lists of the top road safety camera locations by total number of fines issued, including specific data for:
- Top 50 cameras
- Top 20 cameras – speed offences
- Top 20 cameras – red-light offences
- Fines ($) by camera and system
Statistics archive
Frequently asked questions
Notes:
Issue date vs offence date
- Infringements may not be issued on the date the offence was detected. However, the infringement notice will include both dates, the date that the offence occurred (offence date) and the date the infringement notice was issued (issue date), depending on the purpose of the data.
- The issue date is always after the offence date. In the case of road safety cameras this is because of the rigorous verification procedures undertaken to ensure the validity of the infringement notice.
- All data on the Cameras Save Lives website is based on the offence date, unless otherwise indicated.
- Offences detected in one quarter may not have an infringement issued until the next quarter.
Updated 9 February 2026
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