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Mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras are the newest road safety technology being used to improve driver behaviour on Victorian roads.
These cameras detect and take photos of drivers who use portable devices.

The government has appointed Neville Taylor APM as the new Road Safety Camera Commissioner.

Victoria's oldest road safety camera sites are being upgraded to modern digital systems.

New point-to-point test cameras along the Calder Freeway are being installed as part of a trial to help reduce death and road injury on roads in Victoria.

New technology will help catch people using their mobile phones while driving and putting others road users at risk.

The Road Safety Camera Commissioner’s report into how the road safety camera system was affected by the software virus in June 2017 is now complete.

Fixed digital road safety cameras are designed to keep children safe by reinforcing reduced speed limits during school times.

Investigation underway into cameras affected by software virus

Peninsula Link cameras operating correctly

Two new road safety cameras now enforcing