Wuppertal has 26 fixed speed camera sites, from Berliner Straße to the Gathe, and four measuring vehicles out every day. Here is what is known and how Ghost keeps you informed in Wuppertal.
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Ghost knows 42 cameras in and around Wuppertal. Most of them check 50 km/h (34 %).
What kind of cameras
Fixed speed cameras: 25
Red-light cameras: 5
Speed and red-light cameras: 12
Speed limits the cameras in Wuppertal check
Posted limit
Cameras
Share
50 km/h
9
34 %
30 km/h
8
30 %
40 km/h
7
26 %
90 km/h
2
8 %
70 km/h
1
4 %
Counted in the city and its surroundings, from Ghost's camera database.
Fixed speed cameras in Wuppertal
The city has 26 fixed camera sites in total, and some measure in more than one direction. They include Berliner Straße, Parkstraße, Briller Straße, Blutfinke, Düsseldorfer Straße, Dahler Straße, Einern, Friedrich-Engels-Allee, Gathe, Robert-Daum-Platz, Wittensteinstraße, Westkotter Straße, Ronsdorfer Straße and Wartburgstraße.
At busy junctions such as Carnaper Straße/Steinweg and Briller Straße/Hochstraße, the units check speed, red lights and the through-traffic ban for lorries at the same time.
How new sites are chosen
The newest fixed camera in early 2026 was the one on Berliner Straße. New sites are decided by the city’s accident commission, made up of the police, the Ordnungsamt, the roads and traffic department, the Stadtwerke and the Bezirksregierung.
Mobile cameras and the A46
Besides the fixed sites, the city operates four measuring vehicles and uses them daily.
On the A46 the city has used its camera trailer in the past, for a long time in the Westring roadworks towards Düsseldorf between Sonnborner Kreuz and Haan-Ost, where 80 km/h applied in 2020.
How Ghost helps in Wuppertal
Ghost warns you before fixed speed cameras, known mobile speed traps and average-speed sections in Wuppertal, with a sound and on the dark map, also while your navigation app is in front.
