Sunday Speed Cameras: Hills, West Lakes & Semaphore

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1st December 2024: Speed cameras are active across the Adelaide Hills, western suburbs, and Semaphore area. Drive safe!

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Good Morning! It's Sunday, 1st December 2024.

SA Police have positioned mobile speed cameras across Adelaide today, focusing on the picturesque Adelaide Hills, western suburbs, and the beachside area of Semaphore. As you enjoy your Sunday, remember to drive carefully and stay safe on the roads.

Adelaide Hills & Surrounding Areas

  • Balhannah Rd, Hahndorf
  • Greenhill Rd, Summertown
  • Hawthorn Rd, Mount Barker
  • Junction Rd, Littlehampton
  • Mount Barker Rd, Hahndorf
  • Nairne Rd, Woodside
  • Old Mount Barker Rd, Crafers
  • Onkaparinga Valley Rd, Oakbank
  • Onkaparinga Valley Rd, Verdun
  • Princes Hwy, Littlehampton
  • Torrens Valley Rd, Birdwood
  • Victoria Rd, Mount Barker
  • Woodside Rd, Nairne

Western Suburbs & Beachside

  • Bartley Tce, West Lakes Shore
  • Esplanade, Semaphore
  • Military Rd, West Lakes Shore
  • Old Port Rd, Royal Park
  • Saint Vincent St, Port Adelaide
  • Trimmer Pde, Seaton
  • Victoria Rd, Largs Bay

Industrial & Inner Suburbs

  • Chief St, Brompton
  • Eastern Pde, Gillman
  • Grand Junction Rd, Regency Park
  • Hanson Rd, Wingfield
  • Port River Exp, Gillman

Enjoy your day and stay safe out there! 🚘

Best regards,
Speedy Team
speedcameras.com.au


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