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See fixed radars, EDS cameras and average-speed corridors across Turkey on the map.

What kinds of enforcement are on the map?

This release lists 2,268 enforcement points across 77 provinces. Each type has its own colour on the map.

Type How it measures Records
Fixed speed camera Reads your speed at a single point. 1,144
Average-speed corridor (EDS) Measures your average between two points; slowing at one spot does not help. 818
Red-light and speed camera At a junction, catches both a red light and speed. 198
Red-light camera At a junction, records red-light violations only. 91
Variable speed camera Used where the limit changes with road conditions. 17

The circles on the map show an approximate area, not the exact pole position. Exact-position warnings are given only in the iOS app, while you drive. Mobile (handheld) radar and roadside police checks are not in this dataset.

Speed cameras by province

77 provinces have data. A province page lists its cameras, average-speed corridors and the district breakdown.

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Get warned while you drive

A spoken warning as you approach a camera or a corridor. iPhone and CarPlay.

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Where does this data come from?

Average-speed corridors rest on T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı's published intercity radar and control-point data. Fixed cameras and junction enforcement come from YolRadar's own set, compiled and cross-checked from several sources. Roads and speed limits rest on Karayolları Genel Müdürlüğü.

YolRadar is an independent app, not an official government one. Data version: . Data and methodology

Frequently asked

Does this map show mobile speed traps?
No. It shows fixed, recorded enforcement: cameras, junction control and average-speed corridors. Handheld radar and roadside checks move, so they are not in the dataset and no honest map can show them.
How exact are the positions?
The circles show an approximate area rather than the exact pole. Precise positions are an app capability, given as a spoken warning while you drive, and are deliberately not published on the web.
Does it cover the whole country?
All 81 provinces are browsable. Coverage per province varies with what is on record; province pages show the count and the district breakdown.