December 2016 update: T894 JKH - according to the DVLA this vehicle is neither taxed nor MOT'ed. So if you see it around - report it! The camera site is still active though and it is normally the grey transit van that is there.
Mobile Speed Camera on A18, Wrawby (30mph)
This Mobile Speed Camera speed camera is located on A18 near Wrawby in Lincolnshire, monitoring eastbound traffic with a 30mph speed limit.
Humberside Police use a dark blue Ford Transit (reg T894 JKH) with a mini Gatso through a special split rear window. When leaving the M180 Jct 4 the mobile van is parked on the A18 (positioned in bus only layby) through Wrawby, at start of 30mph zone when coming from Brigg (drops from 60mph to 30mph, van just around corner after start of 30mph)
Camera type
Speed limit
30mph
Direction
Eastbound
Road
A18
Nearest town
Wrawby
Last updated
15 May 2026
✔
Community verified location - submitted and checked by UK motorists.
Help improve this page
Update this speed camera location
All speed camera locations on SpeedCamerasUK.com have been submitted by UK motorists. If you can improve the information above - or add a photo - please use the buttons below.
Location reference: EMLI045
⚠ Don't get caught at this location
Many drivers are caught at speed camera locations like this after misjudging the transition between speed limits or failing to notice the camera in time. A speed camera detector gives you advance warning before you reach known fixed and mobile camera locations.
About this speed camera location
Speed camera detectors - stay informed on every journey
A speed camera detector alerts you as you approach known fixed and mobile camera locations like this one - giving you time to check your speed before you reach the enforcement zone. Speed camera detectors are completely legal in the UK. All detectors are available from ActiveGPS.co.uk.
Snooper MY-SPEED PLUS
£169.99
- No subscription - free AURA database updates every 6 months
- Speed limit display for UK and Western Europe
- 5-inch colour touchscreen with GPS speedometer
- Audible and visual alerts on approach to cameras
- Smart Mute: silent alerts when already below the limit
- 100% legal in the UK
Caught speeding at this location?
If you have been caught speeding at or near this location, the guides below explain what happens next, what your options are, and how the penalty system works in the UK.
Caught speeding - what happens next?
The complete guide from NIP to fine, course, points and court
Notice of Intended Prosecution (NIP)
What the letter means, the 28-day deadline and what to do next
Speeding fines guide
Fixed penalties, Band A/B/C fines, court thresholds and what to expect
Speed awareness course
Eligibility, what to expect on the day and whether it affects your insurance
Penalty points and driving bans
How points work, how long they last and when a ban applies
Speeding and car insurance
When to declare points, how much premiums increase and for how long
Mobile speed cameras
This is a monitored mobile speed camera location.
These cameras are operated from marked or unmarked vehicles and locations change regularly.