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Mobile Speed Camera Locations 19 July 2010 Mobile Speed Camera Locations The following locations have been selected based on criteria developed by the RTA’s NSW Centre for Road Safety in consultation with the NSW Police Force and NRMA Motoring and Services. The full site selection criteria are available at www.rta.nsw.gov.au/mobilespeedcameras The criteria are primarily based on crash history. The following initial locations have been selected from those previously used in the NSW Police Force program, and the NSW Centre for Road Safety has reassessed these locations and prioritised those that have been identified as having a high number of crashes. The crash data below are from 2006-2008. Crash data from 2009 are not yet complete but will be used in the selection of future locations. No. of No. No. Suburb/Town Street/Road crashes Killed Injured Albion Park / Albion Park Rail Princes Highway 150 3 97 Albury Hume Highway 26 0 17 Anna Bay Nelson Bay Road 24 1 13 Arrawarra Pacific Highway 45 1 26 Ashfield Parramatta Road 73 1 49 Auburn M4 Motorway 184 1 87 Awaba Cessnock Road 9 2 15 Baan Baa / Boggabri Kamilaroi Highway 756 Balgowlah Sydney Road 67 2 35 Ballina Pacific Highway 134 2 84 Bathurst Mid Western Highway 615 Beaumont Hills Windsor Road 61 1 44 Belford New England Highway 36 1 17 Bennetts Green Pacific Highway 19 1 11 Beresfield John Renshaw Drive 31 1 15 Berkeley / Kembla Grange Southern Freeway 138 2 70 Berridale Kosciuszko Road 13 2 14 Berry Gerroa Road 18 1 7 Blackheath Great Western Highway 31 1 16 Blacksmiths Pacific Highway 30 3 32 Blacktown Blacktown Road 32 1 27 Blayney Mid Western Highway 13 2 4 Bookham Hume Highway 24 4 14 Bowenfels Great Western Highway 26 2 21 Bowral / Mittagong Moss Vale Road 62 3 35 Boxers Creek Hume Highway 30 2 17 Bradbury Appin Road 50 1 32 Branxton New England Highway 44 1 27 Bredbo / Colinton Monaro Highway 22 2 11 Broadwater / East Wardell / North Broadwater Pacific Highway 28 3 28 Bulli Princes Highway 96 1 54 Burwood Parramatta Road 181 1 107 Camberwell New England Highway 35 1 27 Cambewarra Road / Moss Vale Cambewarra Road 11 1 6 Camperdown Parramatta Road 182 1 107 Capertee Castlereagh Highway 9 3 7 Caringbah Captain Cook Drive 59 1 29 Carlton Princes Highway 68 2 33 Mobile Speed Camera Locations The following locations have been selected based on criteria developed by the RTA’s NSW Centre for Road Safety in consultation with the NSW Police Force and NRMA Motoring and Services. The full site selection criteria are available at www.rta.nsw.gov.au/mobilespeedcameras The criteria are primarily based on crash history. The following initial locations have been selected from those previously used in the NSW Police Force program, and the NSW Centre for Road Safety has reassessed these locations and prioritised those that have been identified as having a high number of crashes. The crash data below are from 2006-2008. Crash data from 2009 are not yet complete but will be used in the selection of future locations. No. of No. No. Suburb/Town Street/Road crashes Killed Injured Cartwright Hoxton Park Road 99 1 71 Cassilis Golden Highway 6 1 9 Casula Hume Highway 67 1 46 Cataract / Madden Plains Southern Freeway 16 1 8 Centennial Park Oxford Street 51 1 31 Chatsworth / Maclean Pacific Highway 16 1 12 Chatsworth / Woodburn Pacific Highway 22 1 15 Chullora Hume Highway 51 3 32 Clybucca Pacific Highway 22 3 18 Coffs Harbour Pacific Highway - North 88 4 56 Coffs Harbour Pacific Highway - South 185 2 114 Collaroy Pittwater Road 96 1 54 Condell Park Edgar Street 50 1 22 Conjola Princes Highway 29 2 23 Coolgardie / North Wardell / Pinlico Pacific Highway 28 3 28 Coonabarabran Newell Highway 10 2 21 Corowa Redlands Road 11 1 4 Corrimal / Towradgi Princes Highway 84 1 38 Cremorne Military Road 154 1 81 Cronulla Kingsway 38 1 24 Croydon Parramatta Road 113 1 62 Culcairn Olympic Highway 8 1 3 Cullen Bullen Castlereagh Highway 8 1 2 Cumbalum / Tintenbar Pacific Highway 48 3 33 Cundletown Pacific Highway 21 1 6 Dapto Princes Highway 71 1 52 Dean Park Richmond Road 108 1 68 Doonside Knox Road 60 1 39 Drummoyne Lyons Road 60 1 30 Dubbo Mitchell Highway 7 1 7 Dubbo Wingewarra Street 25 2 11 Dural New Line Road 52 1 26 East Gosford York Street 46 1 21 East Wagga Wagga / Forest Hill / Gumly Gumly Sturt Highway 41 0 37 Elderslie Camden Valley Way 77 1 34 Eungai Rail Pacific Highway 21 3 18 Fairy Meadow Princes Highway 58 1 34 Forbes Back Marsden Road 321 Mobile Speed Camera Locations The following locations have been selected based on criteria developed by the RTA’s NSW Centre for Road Safety in consultation with the NSW Police Force and NRMA Motoring and Services. The full site selection criteria are available at www.rta.nsw.gov.au/mobilespeedcameras The criteria are primarily based on crash history. The following initial locations have been selected from those previously used in the NSW Police Force program, and the NSW Centre for Road Safety has reassessed these locations and prioritised those that have been identified as having a high number of crashes. The crash data below are from 2006-2008. Crash data from 2009 are not yet complete but will be used in the selection of future locations. No. of No. No. Suburb/Town Street/Road crashes Killed Injured Forster The Lakes Way 60 5 27 Foxground Princes Highway 6 1 3 Freemans Waterhole Palmers Road 8 1 5 Gateshead Pacific Highway 22 1 18 Geehi Alpine Way 26 2 17 Gerringong Princes Highway 51 1 33 Gillieston Heights Cessnock Road 21 1 13 Griffith / Leeton Irrigation Way 13 4 7 Halfway Creek Pacific Highway - North 27 2 17 Halfway Creek Pacific Highway - South 34 3 41 Hampton Jenolan Caves Road 16 1 12 Harpers Hill New England Highway 29 2 28 Hartley Great Western Highway 18 2 23 Heatherbrae Pacific Highway 31 2 24 Helensburgh Southern Freeway 62 1 31 Holdsworthy Heathcote Road 47 2 28 Hopefield Hopefield Rand Road 5 2 4 Ilford Castlereagh Highway 10 1 12 Ingleburn Hume Highway 71 1 42 Karuah / Tea Gardens Pacific Highway 14 2 10 Karuah / Twelve Mile Creek Pacific Highway 48 3 35 Kelso Gilmour Street 16 1 4 Kelso Great Western Highway - East 19 1 8 Kelso Great Western Highway - West 47 1 28 Kurrajong Bells Line of Road 12 4 10 Leppington Camden Valley Way - North 70 1 37 Leppington Camden Valley Way - South 52 1 37 Lismore Bruxner Highway 138 5 65 Lismore Bruxner Highway 18 2 23 Lithgow Great Western Highway 19 1 13 Maitland New England Highway 47 1 34 Marulan Hume Highway - East 45 2 23 Marulan Hume Highway - West 48 3 27 Meadow Flat Great Western Highway 17 1 6 Merewether Heights Pacific Highway 32 1 16 Monak Sturt Highway 9 1 9 Moree Newell Highway - North 10 1 8 Moree Newell Highway - South 24 1 28 Moruya Princes Highway 31 2 19 Mount Ousley Southern Freeway 139 2 69 Mobile Speed Camera Locations The following locations have been selected based on criteria developed by the RTA’s NSW Centre for Road Safety in consultation with the NSW Police Force and NRMA Motoring and Services. The full site selection criteria are available at www.rta.nsw.gov.au/mobilespeedcameras The criteria are primarily based on crash history. The following initial locations have been selected from those previously used in the NSW Police Force program, and the NSW Centre for Road Safety has reassessed these locations and prioritised those that have been identified as having a high number of crashes. The crash data below are from 2006-2008. Crash data from 2009 are not yet complete but will be used in the selection of future locations. No. of No. No. Suburb/Town Street/Road crashes Killed Injured Murrumbateman Barton Highway 29 3 14 Muswellbrook New England Highway 19 1 17 Nemingha New England Highway 17 2 13 Oatlands / Parramatta Kissing Point Road 53 1 22 Pymble Mona Vale Road 97 1 45 Pymble Pacific Highway 116 1 42 Rouse Hill Windsor Road 93 1 55 Russell Lea Lyons Road 83 1 45 South Hurstville King Georges Road 94 1 56 Stanmore Parramatta Road 160 1 100 Stockinbingal Burley Griffin Way 9 2 6 Tabbimoble / Woodburn Pacific Highway 7 1 4 Tilbuster New England Highway - North 11 1 10 Tilbuster New England Highway - South 14 1 10 Tocumwal Newell Highway 13 2 8 Turvey Park BourkeStreet 30 1 22 Unanderra Princes Highway 64 4 42 Urunga / South Urunga Pacific Highway 29 1 18 Villawood Hume Highway 115 2 92 Wallendbeen Burley Griffin Way 926 Warilla Lake Entrance Road 105 2 79 Warrawong King Street 52 1 24 Wentworth Falls Great Western Highway 46 2 18 Werrington Great Western Highway 58 3 39 West Tweed Heads Piggabeen Road 41 1 19 West Wyalong Newell Highway 9 2 4 Wyalong / West Wyalong Newell Highway 26 1 16 Yarra Federal Highway 41 2 19 Yetholme Great Western Highway 11 3 10 Young Back Creek Road 5 2 5.
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