Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras Queensland

Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera Trailers
Speed Camera Trailers
Queensland/Brisbane

Please use the Speed and Camera Alerts feature to report cameras.

The Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras QLD map shows verified and suspected mobile phone seatbelt camera trailer and speed camera locations around QLD. Camera markers show the location of camera trailers. A light-green icon means it's a suspected camera trailer location but whether it is a mobile phone seatbelt camera or speed camera trailer is not currently known. A yellow icon is used for speed camera trailers.

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Click on a camera to view the mobile phone seatbelt camera/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 Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras QLD map

The mobile phone seatbelt Camera trailers and speed camera trailers QLD map starts centred on Brisbane Queensland. Move around the map and zoom as required. Click or press on the camera icon to see the details for the mobile phone seatbelt camera trailer's or speed camera trailer's location. Click on the full-screen button at the top left of the map.

Camera icons on the map are mobile phone seatbelt camera or speed camera trailer locations. Camera icons are colour coded to indicate if the camera is fixed, portable, suspected location, or unknown when the location is known but the type of camera is not. The lens of the camera icon is white if there is no video and red if there is a video of the location available like the following.

Portable camera
Fixed camera
Suspected camera trailer location
Speed camera trailer location
Unknown camera type/suspected camera trailer location

NOTE: A suspected location is where there are multiple user reports over a number of consecutive days, indicating a static trailer. In QLD trailer cameras can be a speed camera or a mobile phone seatbelt camera. Unknown means there's a suspected camera at the location but the camera type is not known.

Google Street View link to location

A Google Street View link is avilable on the detail page, which is accessed by clicking on the icon for a Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera that interests you.

Google Map link to location

A Google Map link is avilable on the detail page, which is accessed by clicking on the icon for a Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera that interests you.

Dash cam video

Dash cam videos are being added as videos are either created or found on YouTube. Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras with videos are shown with a red lens on the camera icon. Click on the icon for a Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera that interests you.

Notes

Speed Camera Trailers

Speed Camera Trailers (also known as transportable speed cameras) were introduced into Queensland on December 23, 2016. There were five speed camera trailers. The following are the registration numbers so far found on the Queensland road network. These cameras only detected speeding drivers.

747UPV
I36UGA
520UDE

Mobile Phone and Seatbelt Cameras

Mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras were introduced on July 26, 2021 with fines stating from November 1, 2021. Queensland has both fixed and trailer mounted mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras. So far four locations for fixed cameras are shown on the phone/seatbelt camera map along with seventy seven so locations where portable cameras have been seen and shared. The following are the registration numbers so far shared for the portable cameras.

764UNB
794UNB

Roadworks Camera

Queensland has also introduced a camera for roadwork areas. The camera can be moved using tracks similar to those on a tank. The following is the registration number so far shared. There may be other roadwork cameras.

005IC0

Distance to camera

Based on images for the M5 mobile phone seatbelt camera, it is estimated the distance from the camera to the vehicle is around 20m. For a portable mobile phone seatbelt camera on a trailer the distance is estimated to be around 10 metres.

Recently it was decided to also add speed camera trailers to the map as Queensland uses trailers for both mobile phone seatbelt cameras and speed camera. Whilst it can generally be determined if a trailer is at a location, without further confirmation, it is not possible to determine if the trailer is a mobile phone seatbelt camera trailer or a speed camera trailer.

Mobile Phone Seatbelt detection camera trailers and speed camera trailer locations shown on the map have been verified. If a trailer is stated by a user as being at a location but the type of camera is not specified or clear, the trailer is shown as unknown. If a trailer is suspected to be at a location based on user reports over a number of days, the trailer will be shown as suspected. If you've spotted a mobile phone seatbelt detection camera trailer or a speed camera trailer and have a photo, video or fine, you're welcome to send an email to the following email address with details. For a 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 site comes with no warranty expressed or implied. The Speed Camera Locations site 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 with regards to the use of mobile phones and seatbelts whilst driving.