Safety Camera Network

Gardaí use a range of speed detection technology to reduce speed across Irish roads. A reduction in speed will lead to a reduction in the incidence of fatal and serious injuries and will improve road safety for all road-users.

We are working closely with a range of partner agencies, including Government Departments, the Road Safety Authority, the National Roads Authority, and the community, in order to develop a national culture of safe road use.

GoSafe provide a minimum of 6,000 enforcement hours and a maximum of 1,475 survey hours per month across the country. For the 6,000 enforcement hours, the cameras will operate from vans which are marked with high visibility reflective material and display a safety camera symbol. Images of the vans are available on the right hand side of this page.  The survey hours will be conducted from unmarked vans, in order to accurately observe and record the speeds at which vehicles are currently travelling, for survey purposes only.

These sections of the road network will be where An Garda Síochána will be primarily focussing our enforcement. We will use a range of equipment such as:

• handheld and tripod mounted laser guns;
• vehicle mounted Puma speed detection equipment, (both marked and unmarked vehicles);
• van mounted automatic speed detection radars (Garda operated);
• van mounted Go-Safe vans (civilian operated).

Safety Camera Locations

Safety Cameras