Over 10,000 speeding offences detected in Buckinghamshire in first half of 2026

Summarised from Bucks Free Press's report · Updated 5 Nov, 17:47 · Archive

More than 10,000 speeding offences were recorded by cameras in Buckinghamshire between January and June 2026.

More than 10,000 speeding offences were detected by cameras across Buckinghamshire during the first six months of 2026, according to police figures. Mobile and fixed cameras recorded 10,265 offences between January and June, with June showing the highest monthly total of 3,550 offences. Mobile enforcement detections increased considerably across the period, from 951 in January to 2,060 in June, while fixed camera detections recorded 1,490 in June compared with 1,480 in January.

The figures also reveal work being carried out through Community SpeedWatch, which issued more than 4,200 letters to motorists during the six-month period. April saw the highest monthly figure of 1,119 letters issued following 117 hours of SpeedWatch activity. Separately, police figures record hundreds of fixed penalty notices for motoring offences during the same period, including penalties for mobile phone use, seatbelt offences and careless driving, alongside arrests for suspected drink and drug driving.

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• More than 10,000 speeding offences caught on Buckinghamshire roadsMore than 10,000 speeding offences were detected by mobile and fixed cameras across Buckinghamshire during the first six months of 2026.Bucks Free Press · 5 Nov, 16:00

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