Dubai keeps adjusting its limits: on 1 November 2026 the RTA and Dubai Police changed the posted speed on five streets at once. Here is what changed, where, and how Ghost keeps you informed on every Dubai road.
Ghost editorial teamCounted:
Ghost knows 501 cameras in and around Dubai. Most of them check 100 km/h (26 %).
What kind of cameras
Fixed speed cameras: 431
Red-light cameras: 58
Speed and red-light cameras: 12
Speed limits the cameras in Dubai check
Posted limit
Cameras
Share
100 km/h
93
26 %
120 km/h
59
16 %
60 km/h
58
16 %
110 km/h
57
16 %
80 km/h
53
15 %
90 km/h
25
7 %
40 km/h
16
5 %
70 km/h
8
3 %
Counted in the city and its surroundings, from Ghost's camera database.
New speed limits in Dubai since 1 November 2026
Raised: Al Asayel Street from 60 to 80 km/h between Oud Metha Street and Al Meydan Street; Al Mustaqbal Street from 60 to 70 km/h between Sheikh Rashid Street and Al Meydan Street; Latifa bint Hamdan Street from 60 to 70 km/h between Sheikh Zayed Road and Al Khail Road.
Lowered: Al Rebat Street from 100 to 90 km/h between Marrakech Street and Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Road; Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah Street from 80 to 70 km/h between 2nd December Street and Khalid bin Al Waleed Street.
Al Ittihad Road towards Sharjah
Since 20 November 2023 the limit on Al Ittihad Road between the Sharjah border and Al Garhoud Bridge is 80 km/h instead of 100 km/h. The RTA replaced the signs and painted red lines on the road to mark the change.
Mobile radar and new cameras in Dubai
Many drivers search for the new radar in Dubai or for the mobile radar on today’s route. 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.
Limits on Sheikh Zayed Road, Emirates Road and Al Khail Road differ by section, so Ghost shows the posted limit of the camera ahead rather than one number for the whole road.
Yes. Ghost knows 501 speed and red-light cameras in and around Dubai.
Which speed limit do most cameras in Dubai check?
Most cameras in Dubai check 100 km/h. That is 26 % of all cameras with a posted limit.
Are there red-light cameras in Dubai?
Yes. Ghost knows 70 red-light cameras in Dubai, some of them also check speed.
Does Ghost warn about speed cameras in Dubai?
Yes. Ghost warns you in time about the known fixed and mobile speed cameras and average-speed zones in Dubai, even without a signal.
Which Dubai roads changed their speed limit in November 2026?
Five: Al Asayel Street (now 80 km/h), Al Mustaqbal Street (70), Latifa bint Hamdan Street (70), Al Rebat Street (90) and Sheikh Sabah Al Ahmad Al Jaber Al Sabah Street (70), each on the named section, from 1 November 2026.
What is the speed limit on Al Ittihad Road in Dubai?
80 km/h between the Sharjah border and Al Garhoud Bridge, since 20 November 2023.
