Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras Western Australia

Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras
Western Australia/Perth

FINES START OCTOBER 8, 2025
There are 6 or 7 mobile phone/seatbelt/speed/camera trailers.
Rego: 1UAX202, 1UBA502, 1UBA503, 1UBA565, 1UBC983, 1UBC984 + 1 more

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Western Australia has introduced six mobile phone seatbelt camera trailers that are currently being used around the state. The cameras are currently in trial mode, with fines set to begin in October 2025. The Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras WA map shows verified mobile phone seatbelt camera locations around WA. Camera markers show the location of the mobile phone seatbelt cameras. WA also has portable speed camera trailers which are now also shown on the map.

CLICK CAMERA ICON
Click on a camera icon to view the mobile phone seatbelt camera location/speed camera trailer details, or to view in Google Street View, view in Google Maps, and where available, watch a dash cam video of the location if available.

List Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras

Using the Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras WA map

The Mobile Phone Seatbelt Cameras WA map starts centred on WA. Move around the map and zoom as required. Click or press on the camera marker to see the details for the Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera's/ Speed Camera Trailer's location. Click on the Enlarge Map button for a larger map, or click on the fullscreen button at the top right of the map.

Camera markers on the map are mobile phone seatbelt camera locations, speed camera trailers, or suspected/unknown type camera trailers. Camera markers are colour coded to indicate if the camera is fixed, portable, suspected, or unknown type 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 like the following.

Phone/Seatbelt/Speed/PTP camera trailer location
Fixed Phone/Seatbelt camera location
Suspected camera trailer location
Speed camera trailer location
Unknown camera type trailer location

NOTES:
A suspected location is where there are multiple police/camera reports over a number of consecutive days, indicating a stationary camera. Unknown camera type trailer means a camera trailer has been reported at the location but there was insufficient details of the camera type.

Mobile phone/seatbelt/speed camera trailers can also be used in pairs as point-to-point average speed cameras.

According to information published on the internet, the mobile phone seatbelt cameras can be used to:

Detect mobile phone use, which includes if the mobile phone is touching or resting on any part of the body.
Seatbelt not being worn, or worn incorrectly.
Speeding.
Speeding over a distance, also know as Average or Point-to-Point speed cameras.
Unregistered vehicles (possibly when caught for another offense).

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 Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera 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 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. Cameras with videos are shown with a red lens on the camera icon. Click on the icon for a Mobile Phone Seatbelt Camera or Speed Camera Trailer that interests you.

Notes

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.

Speed Camera Trailers

Western Australia has two or three portable camera trailers. These speed cameras are known as "e;ALICE"e; (Autonomous Lidar Concept for Enforcement) and are positioned at a location for a number of days. The trailer is armour plated and battery powered, made by the German company Vitronic. The price in 2018 was stated at starting around $157,000. An alarm will sound if anyone tries to tamper with the unit. The camera inside is one of the usual Vitronic Poliscan models used from it's mobile camera fleet so no trial is required before the unit becomes operational. When the wheels are retracted the trailer is lowered to the ground. The unit weighs 1,250kg.

Registration plates of trailers

In Western Australia mobile phone seatbelt camera trailers display registration plates. The following plates have so far been seen. This would appear to be a good indication of the number of trailers.

1UAX202
1UBA502
1UBA503
1UBA565
1UBC983
1UBC984

A seventh mobile phone seatbelt camera trailer is believed to exist, but the registration has not yet been shared.

Credit: The Facebook community at https://www.facebook.com/perthwarra/

Credit

Mobile Phone Seatbelt detection cameras shown on the map have been verified. Cameras which can be verified by a photo, video or fine location have been included. Suspected camera locations have not been verified but show typical attributes of a camera at a location. Unknown camera types are reported locations but there's insufficient information as to the type of camera trailer. If you've spotted a mobile phone seatbelt detection camera 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 the video please only send a link. You can upload and share a private or public 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

The 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, seatbelts and speed whilst driving.