South Wales

On 8th January 2024, enforcement will be starting on Carmarthen Road, Swansea.

Following the completion of work with local highways authorities in several areas, several fixed cameras will be enforcing from Monday 11th December

Following work by Highways Authorities in 30mph areas not affected by the new default speed limit, 19 cameras will be enforcing again from Monday 20th November

We have been working with Bridgend Council as they have introduced speed cameras at Cowbridge Road, with the aim of making these roads safer and improving compliance with the speed limit.

GoSafe and Welsh police forces urge people to put their seatbelt on and stay safer on the road.

31 cameras across South Wales will begin processing offences. These cameras include a mixture of speed cameras and ‘speed on green’ cameras at traffic lights

GoSafe, Road Safety Wales (RSW) and Welsh police forces urge road users to improve road safety for bicycle and motorcycle riders.

Mobile enforcement will be starting on the M4, between junction 33 and junction 34.

GoSafe, the Wales Road Casualty Reduction Partnership, work with the Highways Authorities in Wales to enforce safety camera schemes.

A driver has been fined £46,880 and disqualified from driving for 36 months after being found guilty of 57 separate speeding offences and one red light offence

GoSafe, the Wales Road Casualty Reduction Partnership, work with the Highways Authorities in Wales to enforce safety camera schemes.

In 2015, an average speed camera system was established along the M4 in Port Talbot, replacing the fixed cameras that had been active since 2002.