What are the new cameras on the Monash Freeway?
Victoria Police is preparing to activate fixed speed cameras on the Monash Freeway within the next two weeks. Two camera sites have been installed to the south of High Street in Glen Iris, detecting vehicles travelling both north and southbound. The cameras are detecting at the posted speed limit of 100 km/h.
How do the new speed cameras work in Victoria?
If a vehicle is speeding, it will trigger the camera and create an image of the speed detection. A Target Vehicle Marker is generated automatically by the camera system to identify the speeding vehicle and appears on the image as a yellow triangle.
What is the speed limit on the Monash Freeway?
The speed limit has returned to 100 km/h on the Monash Freeway, with motorists saving more than seven minutes on a trip along the length of Melbourne’s busiest road.
How much over the speed limit before you are fined Victoria?
Fines
| Maximum fine | How much you were speeding |
|---|---|
| 20 penalty units | Going over the speed limit by 45 km/hour or more |
| 15 penalty units | Going over the speed limit by 35 km/hour or more but less than 45 km/hour |
| 10 penalty units | Going over the speed limit by less than 35 km/hour |
Where are the new speed cameras installed on the Monash Freeway?
Located on the Monash Freeway where the speed limit changes from 80 km/h to 100 km/h, just south of the High Street exit, the new cameras have been installed on both the inbound and outbound lanes.
How many red light cameras are there in Melbourne?
Victoria Police and the Dept of Justice announce 30 non-fixed red light cameras around Melbourne will become fixed, digital and upgraded to catch speeding drivers. We reveal the locations:
How many traffic cameras are there on the Eastern Freeway?
The Eastern Freeway 5 cameras, operational. The Monash a further 5 cameras in addition to the one that has been operational since 28/12/01. This one is approximately 600 metres from the entrance to the Burnley Tunnel. 9 cameras, estimated operational date to be advised.