SPECS Speed Camera on A6514 - Nottingham Ring Road, Nottingham (40mph)

This SPECS speed camera is located on A6514 - Nottingham Ring Road near Nottingham in Nottinghamshire, monitoring both directions traffic with a 40mph speed limit.

The SPECS speed cameras are in both directions when joining the Ring Road. i.e. between the A610 and ASPLEY Lane (the first roundabout) and between A610 and Basford heading toward Mansfield / Southwell. Both are located within a few hundred yards of the A610 and are on both sides of the carriageway. Update: Two new cameras installed on the ring road towards Mansfield between Baseford (McDonalds) and Hucknall Road (Sherwood) traffic island. Update: Additional SPECS now cover most of the 40mph section of the Ring Road, this covers ALL the way (in a clockwise direction) from the A52 Derby Road flyover junction, to the A611 Hucknall Road junction, a distance of about 4 miles - a 1 mile section from the A611 to the A60 Mansfield Road has been spared for the moment.

Camera type

SPECS

Speed limit

40mph

Direction

Both directions

Road

A6514 - Nottingham Ring Road

Nearest town

Nottingham

Last updated

15 May 2026

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About this speed camera location

New Specs cameras have now been put in place on a further section of the A6514 Ring Road - named also Valley Road; this section of Road is from the A611 Hucknall Road roundabout to Edwards Lane. Please note: The final section of Ring Road to date, does not have cameras currently, but I think its just a matter of time to be honest. I will post back regarding the final section of road if there's any changes - that is from Edwards Lane to Mansfield Road A60.

Variable speed cameras from the end of the Ringroad (A60) to bottom of Oxclose Lane. (Wickes)

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