Abu Dhabi changed limits on several main roads in 2025 and 2026, from the E311 to the road to Al Ain. Here is what applies now and how Ghost keeps you informed in the capital.
Ghost editorial teamCounted:
Ghost knows 203 cameras in and around Abu Dhabi. Most of them check 80 km/h (42 %).
What kind of cameras
Fixed speed cameras: 115
Red-light cameras: 77
Speed and red-light cameras: 11
Speed limits the cameras in Abu Dhabi check
Posted limit
Cameras
Share
80 km/h
34
42 %
120 km/h
20
25 %
60 km/h
15
19 %
100 km/h
10
13 %
40 km/h
2
3 %
Counted in the city and its surroundings, from Ghost's camera database.
E311: 100 km/h since 14 September 2026
Abu Dhabi Mobility lowered the limit on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Street (E311) from 120 to 100 km/h in both directions, between the At Turoush Street / Tawi Al Qaymah Street junctions and the Al Khayr Street interchange. The 120 km/h minimum speed on the left lanes of the E311 was removed in April 2025.
E22 and E30: lower limits since 9 February 2026
On the Abu Dhabi–Al Ain Road (E22) the limit fell from 160 to 140 km/h between Al Nahda and Bani Yas interchanges, and from 140 to 120 km/h between Bani Yas Interchange and the Bridge Complex. Al Rawdah Road (E30) went from 120 to 100 km/h.
In 2025 the limit on Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed International Road (E11) between Abu Dhabi Industrial City and Sheikh Shakhbout Medical City dropped from 160 to 140 km/h, and Sweihan Road (E20) from 120 to 100 km/h. Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Road has used a variable limit since October 2025.
Mobile radar and phone cameras in Abu Dhabi
Since 2021 Abu Dhabi Police have used smart cameras that detect phone use and missing seat belts at the wheel.
Many drivers search for the mobile radar in Abu Dhabi. Ghost warns you before fixed speed cameras, known mobile radar positions and average-speed sections, with a sound and on the dark map, also while your navigation app is in front.
