Ah, the elusive speed camera tolerance in Victoria, where the law dances on the fine line between safety and revenue generation. In Victoria, speed cameras typically allow a tolerance of 2 km/h plus 3% over the speed limit before flashing their merciless bulbs. For example, on a 100 km/h road, you'd get pinged if you hit about 105 km/h. This buffer accounts for minor speedometer inaccuracies and a smidge of leniency. Remember, this isn't a licence to hoon—speed limits exist for a reason. If you're curious about specific enforcement zones or want to check the latest regulations, ServiceCentral is your mate for up-to-date info.
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