Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras, Speed Camera Trailers New Zealand

Mobile Phone/Seatbelt/Speed Cameras
New Zealand/Wellington/Auckland/Christchurch

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New Zealand currently doesn't have any fixed or trailer mounted mobile phone seatbelt cameras. New Zealand does have speed camera trailers. It is expected some time in the future, mobile phone seatbelt cameras will be deployed in New Zealand and at that time, those cameras will also be included here. The Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras and Speed Camera Trailers NZ map shows camera locations around NZ. Camera markers show the location of the speed camera trailers.

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Click on a camera to view the speed camera trailer location details, or to view in Google Street View, view on Google Maps, and where available, watch a dashcam video of the location if available.

List Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras

Using the speed camera trailers NZ map

The speed camera trailers NZ map starts centred on NZ. Move around the map and zoom as required. Click or press on the camera marker to see the details for the speed camera trailer's location. Click on the Enlarge Map button for a larger map, or click on the full-screen button at the top right of the map.

Camera markers on the map are speed camera trailer locations. Camera markers are colour coded to indicate if the camera is fixed, portable or a suspected location. The lens of the camera marker is white if there is no video and red if there is a video of the location available.

Speed camera trailer location
Suspected speed camera trailer location

NOTE: A suspected location is where there are multiple police/camera reports over a number of consecutive days, indicating a temporary static camera, usually corresponding to a speed camera trailer location.

Google Street View link to location

A Google Street View link is available on the detail page, which is accessed by clicking on the icon for a speed camera trailer that interests you.

Google Map link to location

A Google Map link is available on the detail page, which is accessed by clicking on the icon for a speed camera trailer that interests you.

Dash cam video

Dash cam videos are being added as videos are either created or found on YouTube. Speed camera trailers with videos are shown with a red lens on the camera icon. Click on the icon for a speed camera trailer that interests you.

Notes

New Zealand

In September 2025 New Zealand started rolling out speed camera trailers starting with one in Auckland. Ten were planned nationwide and as at 16 Jan 2016, all ten have been spotted with the following number plates.

2BF20
2BF21
4AR64
4AR65
4AR66
7BL34
7BL35
7BL36
7BL37
7BL38

The speed camera trailers can capture multiple lanes and vehicles travelling in both directions. There's a larger camera/radar in the rear and a smaller camera/radar at the front under the solar panel on the top. If I'm right in understanding the radar detection devices, it appears the back radar uses the K band (24.071GHz) and the front unit uses an MRCD. So my best guess is vehicles can be captured in both directions relative to the trailer and both directions relative to the road. That is, each radar/camera at each end of the trailer can capture vehicles going in both directions.

The technology used in the speed camera trailers is the same as is used in the recent fleet of 34 SUVs that have been operating since May 2025.

Distance to camera

I have not currently seen any fine images for cameras in New Zealand. I'll provide as estimate when further information is avaiable. Typically based on images from Australia, the distance is usually under 100m, perhaps less than 80m. The procurement document for NTZA 2024 mentions a minimum standard for mobile speed cameras to cover three lanes and up to 100m.

A search of the Carjam site returns the trailers as a Pinto Utility Domestic Trailer. It is suspected Acusensus is the supplier of SUV cameras and the same cameras may be used in the speed camera trailers. Acusensus is the same supplier that reportedly provides mobile phone/seatbelt/speed camera trailers to Western Australia.

Credit

Speed camera trailer locations shown on the map are suspected based on user reports, or have been verified by someone posting information such as a photo, video or visual confirmation as a secondary source. Only cameras which can be verified by a photo, video or fine location have been included. If you've spotted a mobile phone seatbelt detection camera and have a photo, video or fine, you're welcome to send an email to the following email address with details. For the video please only send a link. You can upload and share a private video on YouTube. Once the information has been recorded all emails will be deleted. No individual's information will be kept. All submissions are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

camera@speedcameralocations.com.au.

Disclaimer

Speed camera locations web app comes with no warranty expressed or implied. The speed camera locations web app is only for informational purposes and is not guaranteed to be error free or accurate. The information on this page is not intended to be advice. At all times you should obey the laws in your state/country whilst driving.