The full list of sites in Wales where speed cameras will be in place to monitor the new 20mph speed limit has been revealed.

Wales became one of the first countries in the world, and the first nation in the UK, to lower the default national speed limit on residential roads from 30mph to 20mph last September.

Enforcement on these roads has been paused since the new speed limit was rolled out allowing motorists a "grace period" to get used to the change.

GoSafe - a partnership made up of authorities including the Welsh Government and Wales emergency services - has been helping manage the 20mph change.

An "engagement first" approach was originally taken when it came to drivers caught over the speed limit in 20mph areas. 

But enforcement of the 20mph speed limit on residential roads in Wales is now underway having started on March 18.

Full list of speed cameras in place to monitor new 20mph speed limit in South Wales

A list of "enforcement sites" has been revealed by GoSafe where mobile and fixed speed cameras will be in place to ensure motorists are keeping to the new 20mph speed limit.

Sites where the 20mph speed limit will be enforced are based on where there has been evidence of road safety risk.

GoSafe considers enforcement where communities have raised concerns, collisions have occurred, or in areas where vulnerable road users and vehicles mix for example, near schools.

The "enforcement sites" in South Wales where you will find speed cameras monitoring the new 20mph speed limit are:

Newport

  • Pillmawr Road, Newport
  • Allt-yr-yn Avenue, Newport
  • Cromwell Road, Newport
  • High Street, Caerleon

Monmouthshire

  • B4245 Magor,
  • Devauden
  • Merthyr Road, Llanfoist
  • Dixton Road, Monmouth

Blaenau Gwent

  • Rose Heyworth Millennium Primary
  • Brynbach Primary School, Merthyr Rd
  • Deighton Primary, Stockton Way
  • Soffryd Primary School, Soffryd Rd

Torfaen

  • Llanyravon Primary
  • Henllys Church in Wales Primary, Ty Canol Way

Caerphilly

  • Pontllanfraith Primary School, Penmaen Rd

Rondda Cynon Taff

  • Cilfynydd Rd, Cilfynydd
  • Cwmynysminton Rd, Llwydcoed
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Cardiff

  • Ty Draw Rd, Roath
  • B4262, Heol Isaf, Radyr (Scout Hall)
  • Pencisely Rd, Cardiff
  • Lansdowne Rd, Cardiff
  • Romilly Rd, Canton
  • Llandaf Rd, Cardiff
  • Lake Road East, Roath
  • Thornhill Rd, Cardiff
  • Pantbach Rd, Cardiff
  • Merthyr Rd/The Philog, Cardiff
  • Heathwood Rd, Cardiff
  • Heath Park Avenue, Cardiff
  • Lake Road West, Roath

Neath Port Talbot

  • Penscynnor - Pleasant Hill, Cilfrew
  • Shelone Rd, Briton Ferry
  • A4109 - Crynant, near Alderwood Close

Vale of Glamorgan

  • B4265 St Brides Major, Vale
  • Westbourne Rd, Penarth
  • Porthkerry Rd, Rhoose
  • Fontygary Rd-Rhoose Rd, Rhoose
  • Fferm Goch-School, Ruthin Rd, Llangan

Swansea

  • B4296 Grovesend, Swansea
  • Birchgrove Rd, Glais
  • A4118 near Knelston Primary School, Knelston
  • Belgrave Rd, Gorseinon
  • Bolgoed Rd, Pontarddulais
  • B5444 Bonymaen Rd, Pentrechwyth
  • St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Pontardawe Rd, Clydach
  • A4118 - Gower Rd, Killay-Upper Killay

There will also be a host of other 20mph speed cameras out an about in different locations each month - a map of which can be found on the GoSafe website.

The map will also show the location of all other fixed, red light, speed on green and average speed cameras active across Wales.

30mph speed limit could be reimplemented in Wales by end of 2024

The speed limit on some roads across Wales could revert back from 20mph to the original 30mph by the end of the year following an announcement by the Welsh Government.

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Welsh transport minister, Ken Skates, revealed last month (April 2024) that the government would be revising its guidance to councils on the new 20mph speed limit.

The revised guidance will be published in July 2024, with councils expected to start detailed consultation on changes from September.

This could mean the new 20mph speed limit on some Welsh roads could be changed back to 30mph before the end of 2024.