Discover helpful tips, news and insights about the latest speed camera, average-speed section and restricted zones.
Social media says Slovenia's section control went live on 1 September. It did not. Here is the verified status, all four stretches with lengths and limits, and what still has to happen before a single fine is issued.
How much does speeding cost in Hungary in 2026? The full fine table by speed limit and excess, the penalty points, and why the registered keeper pays.
Where are Hungary's fixed speed cameras and VÉDA gates in 2026? An up-to-date interactive map of 516 enforcement points, plus what the new devices change.
One model is appearing everywhere — from Kostinbrod to Etropole and the toll gantries around Sofia. Here is what the AXIS Q1686-DLE measures, where it is already mounted, and why there is no flash at night.
Where are Poland’s average-speed sections in 2026? An up-to-date interactive map of all 223 sections, how enforcement works and how to get real-time alerts.
Where does Austria measure average speed in 2026? An up-to-date interactive map of all 36 Section Control stretches plus 1,400+ speed cameras, and real-time alerts.
Where are Italy’s average-speed sections in 2026? An up-to-date interactive map of all 480 sections, how Tutor enforcement works and how to get real-time alerts.
Where are the speed cameras and average-speed sections in France in 2026? An up-to-date interactive map of all 71 sections plus 2,500+ cameras, and how to get real-time alerts.
Spain is live: 1,930 speed cameras, 449 red-light cameras and 142 radares de tramo — the biggest block of coverage we have added in one go.
France is live: 2,671 speed cameras, 572 red-light cameras and 71 average-speed sections — including the radars tronçon that only warn you once.
Portugal is live: 134 speed cameras and 23 average-speed sections — the smallest network we cover, and one of the easiest to relax into.
Where are Bulgaria's average-speed sections in 2026? An up-to-date interactive map of all 73 sections, how enforcement works and how to get real-time alerts.
Poland is live: 590 fixed speed cameras, 223 average-speed sections and 152 red-light cameras — with real-time alerts for the section control that catches most drivers out.
From a local assistant to a full-scale European companion – the new version promises peace of mind across Europe with detailed tracking of restricted zones and hazards.
A quick step-by-step guide to setting up TollTracker and starting to track your average speed in just a few minutes.
TollTracker doesn’t replace navigation apps — it works alongside them to deliver dedicated, high-precision Average Speed Zone monitoring.
As of 29.10.2025 there are new sections on Sofia–Varna and Ruse–Veliko Tarnovo routes. Mixed urban/rural segments make calculating average speed without tools difficult – see the list and use TollTracker for calm trips.
New active average speed section: Sopot – Golets. Length 17.9 km, estimated time 13 min, target average speed 83 km/h (cars/motorcycles) and 75 km/h (buses/trucks). Check all locations on the interactive map.
How is average speed calculated for mixed sections? We show step by step with a real example: Polski Trambesh–Polikrayshe. Final result: ≈76.6 km/h for cars and ≈70.7 km/h for trucks.
As of 23.09.2025 there are three new average speed sections on Road I-5 with a total length of 44.4 km. See the details and check the most up-to-date map on TollTracker.