50 new automated traffic enforcement cameras will be launched on August 20—nearly half of them are located in three regions

19 August 00:25

Starting August 20, 2026, 50 new automated traffic violation detection systems will begin operating in Ukraine. Once they are activated, the total number of automated traffic cameras on Ukrainian roads will rise to 426.

This was reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine, citing Oleksiy Biloshitsky, head of the Patrol Police Department, according to "Komersant Ukrainian"

According to estimates based on the list published by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, 32 of the 50 new systems were installed on highways, and 18 on city streets and intersections.

The largest number of new automated traffic violation detection systems will be operational in the Rivne, Kyiv, and Zhytomyr regions. Particularly strict monitoring will be in place on the M-06 Kyiv–Chop and M-30 Stryi–Uman–Dnipro–Izvarine highways.

The police explained that the locations for the systems were chosen based on accident rates and the need to strengthen enforcement of speed limits.

Which regions received the most cameras

The regions are distributed as follows based on the number of new systems:

Rivne Oblast — 12;
Kyiv Oblast — 6;
Zhytomyr Oblast — 6;
Cherkasy Oblast — 4;
Lviv Oblast — 4;
Zakarpattia Oblast — 4;
Volyn Oblast — 3;
Dnipropetrovsk Oblast — 2;
Kirovohrad Oblast — 2;
Chernivtsi Oblast — 2;
Vinnytsia Oblast — 2;
Mykolaiv Oblast — 1;
Ternopil Oblast — 1;
Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast — 1.

Of these, the largest number of urban surveillance systems will be operational in Rivne—seven in total. Five cameras have been installed in Zhytomyr, two each in Smila and Chernivtsi, and one each in Mykolaiv and Stryi.

Where the cameras will be operational in Rivne

The Rivne region has become the clear leader in this phase of the automated traffic enforcement system’s expansion. In Rivne itself, seven new cameras will begin operating:

26 Mlynivska St. — toward Knyaz Volodymyr St.;
6 Kyivska St. — toward Klym Savur St.;
364 Soborna St.—toward Kotsyubynskoho St.;
5 Zakhysnykiv Mariupola St. — toward Kyivska St.;
2 Roman Shukhevych St. — toward Bogoyavlenska St.;
10 Kulika and Gudachek St. — toward Mlynivska St.;
the intersection of Soborna, Vyacheslav Chornovil, and Mickiewicz Streets—toward Chopin Street.

Five more complexes were installed on the M-06 Kyiv–Chop highway within the Rivne Oblast:

322 km 490 m — toward the village of Kolodenka;
299 km 873 m — toward Kyiv;
299 km 894 m — toward Rivne;
349 km 001 m — toward Rivne;
346 km 900 m — toward Rivne.

Thus, nearly a quarter of all new cameras will be operational in Rivne and the surrounding region alone.

New Speed Cameras in Zhytomyr and the Region

In Zhytomyr, the systems were installed at the following addresses:

21 Pokrovska St.;
148-A Pokrovska St.;
187 Pokrovska St.;
the intersection of Nezalezhnosti Ave. and Otamaniv Sokolovskykh St.;
103 Chudnivska St.

Another camera will be installed 2 km 283 m along the M-21-01 highway in the direction of Zhytomyr.

Where will enforcement be stepped up in the Kyiv region?

Six camera systems will be operational on the highways of the Kyiv region:

80 km 444 m of Highway H-01—toward the village of Leonivka;
79 km 010 m of the H-01 highway—toward the village of Leonivka;
27 km 784 m of the R-69 highway—toward the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant;
2 km 817 m of the H-07 highway — toward the village of Hoholiv;
0 km 459 m of the M-01-01 highway — toward Brovary;
21 km 843 m of the M-07 highway — toward Kyiv.

Cameras will be installed on the access roads to Kyiv, Brovary, the Kyiv Hydroelectric Power Plant, and on routes used by drivers traveling to settlements in the region.

Camera locations in Smila and Cherkasy Oblast

In Smila, the systems were installed at two intersections:

Nezalezhnosti St. and Olesya Gonchara St.;
Heroes of Kholodny Yar Street and Oleksiy Tsybko Lane.

Two more cameras will begin operating on roads in the Cherkasy region:

192 km 446 m of Highway H-16 — in the direction of the village of Legedzyne;
530 km 055 m of the M-30 highway—toward the village of Mala Sevastyanivka.

New Cameras in Lviv Oblast

In Stryi, a camera will monitor traffic at the intersection of Shevchenko Street and Olesnytsky Street.

Three camera systems have been installed on international roads in the Lviv region:

50 km 620 m of the M-11 highway — toward the village of Shehyni;
110 km 049 m of the M-09 highway — toward Lviv;
23 km 475 m of the M-10 highway — toward Novoyavorivsk.

As a result, monitoring will be intensified, particularly on routes leading to the Shehyni border crossing and on the approaches to Lviv.

Where Cameras Have Been Installed in Zakarpattia

Four camera systems will be operational in Zakarpattia Oblast:

229 km 122 m of the H-13 highway—toward Uzhhorod;
15 km 826 m of the H-09 highway — in the direction of the village of Lalovo;
805 km 120 m of the M-06 highway—toward Uzhhorod;
805 km 120 m of the M-06 highway — toward Mukachevo.

The last two cameras will monitor traffic on the same section of the Kyiv–Chop highway, but in opposite directions.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that the system at 74 Ivan Franko Street in Mukachevo has been disconnected from the automatic enforcement system.

Cameras in Chernivtsi and Mykolaiv

In Chernivtsi, the new systems are located at:

6 Sichovykh Striltsiv St.;
3 Khotynska St.

In Mykolaiv, a camera will begin operating at the intersection of Mark Kropyvnytskyi Street and Inzhenerna Street.

New systems in the Dnipropetrovsk region

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, speed enforcement will be stepped up on two roads:

985 km 548 m of the M-30 highway—toward Dnipro;
423 km 663 m of the H-08 highway — in the direction of Dnipro.

Where cameras will be installed in the Kirovohrad region

In the Kirovohrad region, speed enforcement systems have been installed at:

784 km 099 m of the M-30 highway — toward Oleksandriia;
619 km 385 m of the M-30 highway — toward the village of Krynychky.

New speed cameras in Volyn

In the Volyn region, automatic speed enforcement will be operational on three sections:

72 km 938 m of the R-15 highway — toward Volodymyr;
155 km 608 m of the M-19 highway — toward the village of Pidhaitsi;
154 km 741 m of the M-19 highway — toward the village of Prylutsk.

Where the systems were installed in Vinnytsia Oblast

Two cameras will be operational on the M-30 highway in the Vinnytsia region:

336 km 814 m — toward the village of Verbka;
336 km 906 m — toward the village of Hromadske.

Cameras in the Ternopil and Ivano-Frankivsk regions

In the Ternopil region, a camera system was installed at 250 km 096 m on the M-19 highway in the direction of the village of Velyki Mlynivtsi.

In the Carpathian region, a camera will begin operating at 4 km 482 m on the H-18 highway toward Ivano-Frankivsk.

Which Routes Will Be Most Closely Monitored

An analysis of the new list shows that the largest number of cameras is concentrated on two major transportation arteries:

seven complexes—on the M-06 Kyiv–Chop highway;
six systems—on the M-30 Stryi–Uman–Dnipro–Izvarine highway.

A total of 13 out of 50 new cameras have been installed on these two roads. The stricter enforcement will affect routes through the Rivne, Zakarpattia, Vinnytsia, Kirovohrad, Cherkasy, and Dnipropetrovsk regions.

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Drivers should keep in mind that the camera records traffic traveling in a specific direction. That is why two separate camera systems have been installed at the 805th kilometer of the M-06—one facing Uzhhorod and one facing Mukachevo.

What fines are issued by the cameras

According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a driver is liable if they exceed the posted speed limit by more than 20 km/h.

The fines are as follows:

340 hryvnias—for exceeding the speed limit by more than 20 km/h;
1,700 hryvnias — for exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 km/h.

If the fine is paid within 10 calendar days of receipt, the amount is reduced by 50%.

The current speed limit near each complex must be determined by road signs. The locations of the cameras and the established speed limits are published on the official website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.