The Gold Coast has speed cameras of the usual flavours: fixed boxes, mobile tripods in vans, and speed-on-green units that ping you through intersections.
Locations and deployments move about, targeting high-risk corridors, school zones and roadworks, so yesterday’s “safe stretch” can be today’s stern letter in the mail.
Fines and demerit points in Queensland scale with how far over you were, and they add up faster than a surfer spotting a set—budget a few hundred dollars per oops, plus points.
The smart play is boring: stick to the posted limit, watch school-zone times, and treat wet weather signs like they mean it.
If you want specifics, check the latest published camera lists and updates from Queensland authorities or local police; apps and GPS alerts help, but they miss things.
Short version: drive like your licence is on probation, because the cameras don’t blink.