Darwin, Australia

Speed Cameras in Darwin

The Northern Territory introduced speed limits across all roads in 2007. Mobile units now patrol Darwin's highways and suburban streets regularly.

Speed camera locations in Darwin

Use camera information alongside posted signs, junctions, roadworks and changing conditions.

Common speed-camera locations

Where enforcement is concentrated. Camera sites change, so posted signs always come first.

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Stuart HighwayDarwin CBD to Palmerston
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Tiger Brennan DriveWinnellie to Marrara
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McMillans RoadPalmerston approaches
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Bagot RoadDarwin inner suburbs

Camera types in Darwin

01
Always in place

Fixed cameras

Permanent cameras at fixed locations

02
Flexible location

Mobile cameras

Moved regularly to different locations

03
Junction safety

Red light cameras

Detect red-light violations at junctions

04
Zone monitoring

Average speed cameras

Measure average speed over a distance

Speeding fines

LevelTypical outcomeLicence impact
Low-range speedingState-based fineDemerit points may apply
Mid-range speedingHigher fineAdditional points and suspension risk
High-range speedingSevere penaltyImmediate suspension may apply

Amounts and thresholds can change. Check current official guidance for the relevant state, city or court.

Frequently asked questions

What speed cameras are used in Darwin?

Darwin uses a mix of fixed, mobile, red-light and average-speed enforcement. The exact mix varies by road and can change.

What is the speed limit around Darwin?

Limits vary by street and road type. The urban reference shown above is 60 km/h default; always follow the posted sign.

Can a camera issue a fine without a roadside stop?

Yes. Camera-detected offences can be issued to the registered vehicle owner without a roadside stop, subject to local procedure.

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