Fixed speed cameras near you, département by département
Pick a département: the number of cameras of each type, then the map and list of each one, with the speed from which it costs points.
The French Interior Ministry publishes on data.gouv.fr the list of fixed automatic speed cameras, with their type, installation date, the speed they check and their coordinates. The file read here, dated 30 December 2025, lists 3,309. We have attached each one to its town and département: Oise (128), Nord (97), Yvelines (88), Bouches-du-Rhône (76) are the best-equipped départements; Lozère (7), Guyane (8), Corse-du-Sud (9) the least, with Mayotte having none. Tower cameras, mounted on a pole and able to check several lanes in both directions, are now the most common (1,492). For every camera whose limit is published, the tool gives the measured speed from which a point is lost, then that of the 50 km/h-over criminal offence. The file does not include mobile units, camera cars or roadworks cameras moved as works progress.
Fixed cameras · Bouches-du-Rhône
76
Ranked 4 of 100 départements by number
| Tower camera | 44 |
| Standard fixed camera | 5 |
| Discriminating camera | 13 |
| Red-light camera | 6 |
| Most-checked limit | 80 km/h (19) |
| Towns with a camera | 30 |
| Installed since 2023 | 12 |
Every camera in Bouches-du-Rhône and the speed that costs points
Speeds as measured by the camera, with the 5 km/h margin deducted (5% above 100 km/h). “—”: limit not published in the file (red light, level crossing, some tower cameras).
Checked by Radif Partners · Editorial policy · Method and sources
What the file contains
Each row describes one camera: its number, type, installation date, the maximum speed checked (VMA) and its position. The speed is missing for red-light and level-crossing cameras, which do not measure speed, and for some tower cameras. Of the 2,631 cameras with a published limit, 952 check 80 km/h, 659 check 90, 494 check 50 and 448 check 70; 130 km/h motorways have only 16. The dataset is on data.gouv.fr.
| Type | Number | What it checks |
|---|---|---|
| Tower | 1,492 | speed, often several lanes and both directions |
| Standard fixed | 605 | speed, one direction |
| Discriminating | 554 | speed, tells cars from lorries |
| Red light | 496 | running the light |
| Level crossing | 69 | crossing on red |
| Average speed | 66 | average speed between two points |
| Urban | 27 | speed and lights in town |
Reading the “1st point from” column
A fixed camera records your speed after a margin of 5 km/h, or 5% above 100 km/h. The first point goes when the recorded excess reaches 5 km/h. On an 80 km/h camera you must therefore have been measured at 90 km/h; on a 130 camera, at 143 km/h. The “offence from” column applies the same rule to the 50 km/h recorded-excess threshold. Details are on the camera margin of error page.
From what speed do I lose points?
First point lost from
90 km/h
| 2 points from | 106 km/h |
| 3 points and suspension from | 116 km/h |
| Criminal offence (6 points) from | 137 km/h |
Speeds read by the camera, before the margin.
Recent cameras
538 cameras in the file have been installed since January 2023, mostly tower units, plus discriminating and urban cameras. The oldest still listed dates from 2003. The types are described one by one on the fixed camera types page.