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Speed cameras on the A14

23 speed cameras mapped on the A14.

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The A14 has 23 speed cameras on the map, and 2 of them are average speed cameras. The most are in Huntingdonshire, with 8. 8 of its 23 cameras have a posted limit on the map, most often 70 mph. One average speed section is mapped on it. The counts are from the map, as of 26 October 2026.

Map of the A14: 23 speed cameras on the road, other cameras nearby faint
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A14 speed camera map

Each bright dot is a camera on the A14. Faint dots are other cameras close by. Open the full map to zoom in on a stretch of the road.

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Cameras on the A14 by kind

23 cameras on the A14 are on the map in all. Average speed cameras are speed cameras too, so the speed total holds them.

  • Speed cameras at one spot 21
  • Average speed cameras 2

Where the cameras on the A14 are

The A14 runs through 7 local authority areas that have cameras on the road. Each row counts the cameras on the road in that area.

By region: East of England 21 and East Midlands 2.

Local authority area Region or nation Cameras
Huntingdonshire East of England 8
South Cambridgeshire East of England 3
Babergh East of England 3
Ipswich East of England 3
North Northamptonshire East Midlands 2
East Cambridgeshire East of England 2
East Suffolk East of England 2

Posted limits on the A14

8 of the 23 cameras on the A14 have a posted limit on the map. The table counts them by limit.

Posted limit Cameras
60 mph 1
70 mph 7

Average speed cameras on the A14

One average speed section is mapped on the A14. It is 0.0 miles long.

Section in Miles Posted limit
Babergh, Ipswich 60 mph

When the A14 cameras were mapped

13 of the 23 cameras carry the day they were first added to the map. The earliest is from 23 December 2009, the latest from 15 July 2025.

More roads and places

Other roads with pages of their own that run through the same regions, most speed cameras first.

Sources and updates

  • OpenStreetMap contributors: speed, average speed, red light and other enforcement cameras, and the motorways and A roads they sit on, data as of 26 October 2026; ODbL 1.0
  • Office for National Statistics: Local Authority Districts (May 2026) Boundaries UK BGC (generalised 20 m, clipped to the coastline), and the English regions, which place each camera. Source: Office for National Statistics licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026.
  • Natural Earth: the UK outline on the map, 1:50m (public domain)

Cite this page: “A14 Speed Cameras: 23 Mapped, by Area and Limit (UK)”, CamsAhead.com, https://camsahead.com/uk/roads/a14/, updated 26 October 2026.

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