Mobile speed camera locations in Powys for June 2025
Speeding is one of the largest contributing factors to collisions on Welsh roads, according to GoSafe - a partnership made up of authorities including the Welsh Government and Wales emergency services.
Not only is it dangerous but it can land you a fine and points on your licence.
UK speed limits explained
What is the penalty if you're caught speeding?
The minimum penalty for speeding is a £100 fine and three penalty points added to your licence.
In certain circumstances, drivers will be eligible to attend a Driver Education Course, which will incur a cost, but you will not have penalty points added to your licence.
The GoSafe partnership aims to "make people safer on Welsh Roads by reducing casualties and saving lives".
So to keep drivers safe and reduce speeding, GoSafe has mapped the location of every single speed camera set to be active in Wales in June.
Mobile speed cameras in Powys during June
Motorists will need to keep an eye out for a host of mobile speed cameras set to be active across Powys this month.
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The location of all the mobile speed cameras set to be active in Powys during June, according to the GoSafe 'Safety Camera Location Search' map, are:
B4393 - Llandrinio (30mph)
A458 - near Bank Farm Caravan Park, Middletown (50mph)
A458 - Trewern Village (40mph)
Guilsfield C P School (20mph)
B4385 - Montgomery (20mph)
Ysgol Gymunedol Gynradd Abermule (20mph)
Ysgol Rhiw-Bechan, Tregynon (20mph)
Treowen C P School (20mph)
A470 - Clatter (40mph)
Rhayader Church in Wales Primary School (20mph)
A44 - Forest Bends (60mph)
A470 - Erwood Brecon (60mph)
A438 - Three Cocks to Glasbury (40mph)
Llangorse Church in Wales Primary School (20mph)
A40 - Llanhamlach (50mph)
Cradoc County Primary School (20mph)
A470 - Llwyncelyn Brecon (60mph)
A470 - Beacons Reservoir (60mph)
A4067 - Caerlan (40mph)
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