Are there speed cameras on your route?

Pick two cities and see the fixed cameras, red-light and EDS points and average-speed corridors before you set off.

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Pick a departure and an arrival province to search.

Short answer: Choose a departure and an arrival province and the enforcement on that road appears at once. Across 329 intercity routes there are 2,968 fixed cameras and 5,892 average-speed corridors on record. The most heavily monitored is Konya–Trabzon, with 20 cameras and 98 corridors.

Most asked routes

Antalya–İstanbul

3 cameras 18 corridors

Ankara–İzmir

15 cameras 18 corridors

Muğla–İstanbul

8 cameras 3 corridors

Bursa–Gaziantep

21 cameras 45 corridors

Antalya–Ankara

1 cameras 29 corridors

İstanbul–Ankara

2 cameras 4 corridors

İstanbul–Antalya

13 cameras 18 corridors

İstanbul–İzmir

6 cameras 3 corridors

İstanbul–Bursa

1 cameras 0 corridors

İstanbul–Muğla

7 cameras 3 corridors

İstanbul–Trabzon

15 cameras 48 corridors

Ankara–Antalya

7 cameras 29 corridors

Every intercity route (109 routes shown)

329 routes are ready. Narrow by departure province, or pick two provinces above and query directly.

Adana

Afyonkarahisar

Afyonkarahisar–Sivas 13 cameras · 35 corridors

Ankara

Antalya

Aydın

Balıkesir

Bolu

Bursa

Çanakkale

Denizli

Edirne

Eskişehir

Gaziantep

İstanbul

İzmir

Kayseri

Kocaeli

Konya

Mersin

Muğla

Nevşehir

Samsun

Tekirdağ

Trabzon

Looking at one city instead?

To see every camera, EDS point and corridor in a single province on the map, use the speed camera map.

About speed cameras between cities

How do I find the speed cameras between two Turkish cities?

Choose the departure and arrival province above. The fixed cameras, red-light and EDS points and average-speed corridors on that road are listed with approximate positions. Prepared pages exist for the most-asked city pairs.

What is the speed limit on Turkish intercity roads?

For cars: 140 km/h on motorways, 110 km/h on divided intercity roads and 90 km/h on single-carriageway intercity roads. Inside a built-up area it is normally 50 km/h. In an average-speed corridor the fine is based on your average across the whole corridor, not your speed at one point.

Is this data official?

Average-speed corridors come from T.C. İçişleri Bakanlığı’s published intercity data. Fixed cameras and junction enforcement come from YolRadar’s own cross-checked set. YolRadar is not a government site and is not a radar detector.