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Speed cameras in Cantabria

24 speed cameras on the map: 14 fixed, 4 average-speed, and 2 red-light cameras. Plus 30 sections where the DGT deploys mobile speed cameras. Data from 16/10/2026.

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Speed cameras in the province

    Mobile camera sections

    The DGT does not say where the mobile camera or unmarked car goes each day: it publishes the sections it watches most. They are sections, not exact points.

      Speed cameras in Cantabria by type

      • 14Fixed
      • 4Section start
      • 4Section end
      • 2Red-light
      • 0Tunnels
      • 0Mobile
      • 30mobile camera sections (DGT)

      All speed cameras in Cantabria

      By road and kilometre point. The town is the nearest one, to help you get your bearings. “Increasing km” is the direction in which the kilometre markers go up. Limits marked “OSM” come from OpenStreetMap because the official source doesn't give them.

      TypeRoad or streetMunicipalityLimitDirectionSource
      Fixed speed camera—Villacarriedo60 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Red-light camera—Santa María de Cayón——OpenStreetMap
      Section end—Castro-Urdiales100 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Section start—Castro-Urdiales100 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Section start—Castro-Urdiales100 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Section end—Castro-Urdiales100 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Red-light camera—Reocín——OpenStreetMap
      Fixed speed camera—Miengo70 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Fixed speed camera—Santander40 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Fixed speed camera—Ribamontán al Mar80 km/h—OpenStreetMap
      Fixed speed cameraA-8 km 143,7Castro-Urdiales80 km/hOSMDecreasing km, towards EuskadiDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-8 km 144,5Castro-Urdiales80 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards GaliciaDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-8 km 147,5Castro-Urdiales—Decreasing km, towards EuskadiDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-8 km 172,9Laredo120 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards GaliciaDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-67 km 185,1Santillana del Mar100 km/hOSMDecreasing km, towards PalenciaDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-67 km 191,7Miengo100 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards SantanderDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-67 km 195,4Santa Cruz de Bezana120 km/hOSMDecreasing km, towards PalenciaDGT
      Fixed speed cameraA-67 km 195,7Santa Cruz de Bezana100 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards SantanderDGT
      Section startN-629 km 81,7–83,4Ampuero80 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards LimpiasDGT
      Section endN-629 km 81,7–83,4Ampuero80 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards LimpiasDGT
      Section endN-629 km 83,4–81,2Ampuero80 km/hOSMDecreasing km, towards AmpueroDGT
      Section startN-629 km 83,4–81,2Ampuero80 km/hOSMDecreasing km, towards AmpueroDGT
      Fixed speed cameraS-10 km 3,4Camargo80 km/hOSMIncreasing km, towards San Salvador de las HerasDGT
      Fixed speed cameraS-10 km 3,8Camargo80 km/hOSMDecreasing km, towards SantanderDGT

      Mobile camera sections in Cantabria

      The DGT does not say where it puts the mobile camera or unmarked car each day. It publishes the intensified enforcement sections (INVIVE): roads with many crashes where you are more likely to find them.

      RoadFrom kmTo kmLength
      CA-1315,13125,9 km
      CA-132066 km
      CA-13501111 km
      CA-1414,730,926,2 km
      CA-142010,110,1 km
      CA-14210,12717 km
      CA-146010,910,9 km
      CA-14707,47,4 km
      CA-14804,94,9 km
      CA-151013,913,9 km
      CA-17001111 km
      CA-1710,421,220,7 km
      CA-180011,711,7 km
      CA-1810,620,119,5 km
      CA-183023,923,9 km
      CA-185023,323,3 km
      CA-231012,512,5 km
      CA-2322,411,99,5 km
      CA-24105,15,1 km
      N-611135,117539,9 km
      N-611190,5203,212,7 km
      N-621121,716644,3 km
      N-621182,6188,96,3 km
      N-62392,9124,431,6 km
      N-623130143,313,3 km
      N-62964,474,49,9 km
      N-62974,476,52,2 km
      N-62976,586,710,2 km
      N-63416618115 km
      N-634231,9279,347,4 km

      Speed cameras in other provinces

      Sources and licences

      Open data only: official sources first and OpenStreetMap where they don't reach (municipal cameras, the Basque Country, red-light cameras). If a camera is in two sources, it appears once. Each item keeps its source's licence; what comes from OpenStreetMap (points and limits marked “OSM”) is under the ODbL.

      The Basque Country does not publish its speed camera locations as open data: there, only OpenStreetMap ones are shown. Updated 16/10/2026.