Section-control zones where your average speed is measured.
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TollTracker maps 1,333 average speed camera sections in Belgium, where your speed is measured between two points rather than at a single camera. Browse the section-control zones on the map below, or get live alerts as you enter each one with the free TollTracker app.
Section controls time you between two cameras 5 to 30 km apart and fine your average speed, so slowing down only at the camera does not help. They are widespread in Flanders, a handful run in Wallonia (contrôle-trajet), and Brussels has one in the Leopold II tunnel.
TollTracker maps 1,333 average speed camera sections in Belgium, where your average speed is measured between two points rather than at a single fixed camera.
Average speed cameras — also called section control — record how long your vehicle takes to travel between two points and calculate your average speed over the whole section. Slowing down only at a camera does not help, because the entire stretch is measured.
Yes. TollTracker warns you as you enter and drive through each mapped average speed section in Belgium, so you can hold the limit across the whole stretch.
Yes, the interactive map is free to browse on the web. The TollTracker app adds live section-control alerts as you drive.
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