Speed Cameras in Europe

Europe has one of the most extensive speed camera networks in the world. Countries like the UK, France, and Italy have heavily invested in automated speed enforcement since the early 2000s. Camera types vary significantly — from average speed cameras common on British motorways to the widespread fixed cameras across Italian autostrade.

Country Comparison

Country	Cameras	Per million people	Road deaths / 100K
Russia	11,380	79	12.2
Italy	4,468	75.8	5.2
France	4,206	62.1	4.9
Germany	4,108	49.4	3.4
United Kingdom	3,394	50.4	2.7
Sweden	2,032	195	2.2
Spain	1,998	42.1	3.8
Belgium	1,884	162.6	5.3
Finland	1,878	338.9	3.9
Czech Republic	1,581	147.8	5.5
Austria	1,358	150.8	4.5
Switzerland	1,238	141.7	2.1
Netherlands	1,126	64.6	3.5
Croatia	1,037	268	7.4
Hungary	957	98.6	6
Poland	865	22.9	7.5
Greece	846	79.5	5.5
Turkey	794	9.4	8.7
Norway	749	138.5	2
Denmark	568	97	3.5
Serbia	331	48.4	7.7
Ireland	21	4.2	3.1

Safest Roads

1.Norway2/100K

2.Switzerland2.1/100K

3.Sweden2.2/100K

4.United Kingdom2.7/100K

5.Ireland3.1/100K

Most Cameras Per Capita

1.Finland338.9/M

2.Croatia268/M

3.Sweden195/M

4.Belgium162.6/M

5.Austria150.8/M

Countries in Europe

Russia

11,380 cameras

11,320654

Italy

4,468 cameras

4,43830

France

4,206 cameras

4,160640

Germany

4,108 cameras

4,1026

United Kingdom

3,394 cameras

3,320686

Sweden

2,032 cameras

2,0302

Spain

1,998 cameras

1,9962

Belgium

1,884 cameras

1,8471126

Finland

1,878 cameras

1,8771

Czech Republic

1,581 cameras

1,581

Austria

1,358 cameras

1,34711

Switzerland

1,238 cameras

1,22918

Netherlands

1,126 cameras

1,11016

Croatia

1,037 cameras

1,0361

Hungary

957 cameras

9561

Poland

865 cameras

8641

Greece

846 cameras

8442

Turkey

794 cameras

794

Norway

749 cameras

749

Denmark

568 cameras

568

Serbia

331 cameras

3229

Ireland

21 cameras

21