The Automated Traffic Enforcement Program will implement a new program of mobile speed cameras around Tasmania to reduce the level of speed related road trauma and support the Government’s target of fewer than 200 deaths and serious injuries by 2026.
In early 2022, the Government engaged Sensys Gatso to deliver mobile speed camera services in Tasmania.
Sensys Gatso will initially provide eight new mobile speed cameras using a mix of highly visible trailers and more covert vehicles.
These new mobile speed cameras can be anywhere, at any time. If you are caught speeding, you will have to pay a fine, incur demerit points and may be disqualified from driving (Learn more here).
Over time, additional technologies able to detect offences such mobile phone use while driving, not wearing a seatbelt and average speed will be investigated and trialled.
Mobile speed cameras will only be located at sites that have been approved by the Tasmanian Government.
This program will employ Tasmanians and be operated out of command centres in both Hobart and Launceston.
