About SpeedCameraCheck
SpeedCameraCheck exists to help drivers understand what usually happens after encountering a speed camera.
Many people search for a way to instantly check whether they have been caught speeding. In reality, there is no public database that allows drivers to look this up immediately. That uncertainty is often what causes the most stress.
Our aim is to reduce that anxiety by explaining the process clearly, honestly, and without hype.
What this site does
SpeedCameraCheck provides general guidance based on how speed camera enforcement typically works in the UK.
This includes:
- What normally happens after passing a speed camera
- When notices are usually sent (if at all)
- How photo evidence is reviewed
- What outcomes are most common for drivers
The tools and pages on this site are designed to help you understand your situation and what to expect next, using typical timelines and scenarios.
What this site does not do
SpeedCameraCheck does not:
- Access police, DVLA, court, or insurance databases
- Perform real-time registration lookups
- Check live enforcement records
- Confirm whether a specific vehicle has been caught speeding
Any guidance provided is based on general processes, not individual cases.
Your privacy
We take privacy seriously and keep things simple.
- No searches are stored
- No personal details are retained
- No lookup history is saved
Anything entered into the guidance tools is used only to display a result and is not stored or linked to you.
Independent and neutral guidance
The information on this site is provided for general guidance only.
It is not legal advice, and it should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional advice where required. Enforcement decisions, timelines, and outcomes can vary depending on individual circumstances.
Our focus is on clarity, reassurance, and helping drivers make sense of what is often a confusing process.
Our approach
SpeedCameraCheck is intentionally calm, factual, and neutral.
We do not:
- Promise guaranteed outcomes
- Encourage unsafe driving
- Promote fear or urgency
- Claim insider access to enforcement systems
Instead, we aim to explain what usually happens so drivers can feel informed rather than anxious.