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Trabzon → Ankara speed cameras and speed corridors
The fixed speed cameras, average-speed corridors (EDS) and speed limits on this route, on the map and in a list.
Where are the speed cameras and corridors between Trabzon and Ankara?
Short answer: The Trabzon–Ankara route has 7 fixed speed cameras and 33 average-speed corridors (EDS) on record. Every enforcement point and speed limit along it is listed on this page.
Speed cameras
7
Speed corridors
33
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Data date: 2026-10-01 · The YolRadar dataset
Frequently asked questions
Where are the speed cameras and control points between Trabzon and Ankara?
The Trabzon–Ankara route carries 7 fixed speed cameras and 12 traffic control points, according to the dataset YolRadar compiles and verifies from official institution sites and other reliable sources. A fixed camera reads your speed at one point; the list and approximate positions are on this page. For spoken warnings while you drive, use the YolRadar iOS app.
Where are the average-speed corridors (EDS) between Trabzon and Ankara?
33 EDS corridors are on record along Trabzon–Ankara. A corridor measures your average speed between two fixed points, so slowing only at the entrance does not help — your average has to stay under the limit for the whole stretch. The corridor names and lengths are in the enforcement section of this page.
What are the speed limits on the Trabzon–Ankara route?
Limits vary with the road: motorway sections are usually 120 km/h, state highways 90 km/h, and some transition sections 70 or 80 km/h. Cameras and EDS corridors catch drivers over those limits. To work out a 2026 fine, use the speeding fine calculator.
Are there cameras in the Ankara–Trabzon direction too?
Yes. The Ankara–Trabzon direction carries 12 fixed cameras, 33 speed corridors and 30 control points. Cameras can be direction-specific, so it is worth reading that page separately.