Here's where the speed cameras in Vancouver are and you could get fined over $400

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A speed camera. Right: Lions Gate Bridge in Vancouver.

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If you're driving in Vancouver, a reminder that speed cameras are out there and you could be looking at a hefty ticket if you're going too fast.

Speed cameras are set up in different spots across the city, at high-risk intersections. The speed cameras in Vancouver are part of the Intersection Safety Camera Program, which focuses on reducing speeding and increasing road safety. These cameras are positioned at some of the busiest intersections and aim to catch drivers who are going over the speed limit. So, whether you’re a Vancouver local or just passing through, it’s always good to know where they are.

The province started using safety cameras in 2019, and they're now at 140 intersections in the province, running all day every day. While 105 of those are for red light violations, 35 are also used for speed violations.

According to the ICBC website, a ticket for excessive speeding could be up to $483 (and points). How much a ticket will cost depends on the location and speed. The website also notes that "for some offences or convictions such as excessive speeding and distracted driving, a Driver Risk Premium may apply in addition to fines and points."

Here’s the list of speed camera locations in Vancouver.

Where are the speed cameras in Vancouver?

  • Boundary Road at E 49 Ave.
  • E Hastings Street at Main Street
  • E Hasting Street at Renfrew Street
  • Grandview Highway at Ruper Street
  • Granville Street at W King Edward Ave
  • Kingsway at Joyce Street
  • Kingsway at Victoria Drive
  • Knight Street at E 33 Ave
  • Marine Drive at Capilano Road (North Vancouver)
  • Oak Street at W 57 Ave
  • Oak Street at W 70 Ave
  • SE Marine Drive at Kerr Street
  • W Georgia Street at Cardero Street

You can also view a map of the speed and red light cameras in Vancouver and the surrounding Metro Vancouver area, on the government website.

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