Short answer: there isn’t a tidy map. Queensland runs mobile phone and seatbelt detection cameras statewide, using fixed and portable units that can pop up on highways, arterials, and school zones—day or night, rain or shine.
Authorities don’t publish exact locations, and they don’t need warning signs either, so assume they’re everywhere and behave accordingly. The cameras use high-resolution tech that happily works through windscreens and in low light, so your “just a quick check” won’t fly.
If you want specifics, the Queensland Government only provides general program info, not a street-by-street list. In short: eyes up, belts on, and you’ll have nothing to worry about—except how smug your future self will feel.

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