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Lee Bank Middleway is a speed camera hotspot.(Image: PA)<\/p>\nThese are the spots where Brummies are most likely to be caught speedingLee Bank Middleway is a speed camera hotspot.(Image: PA)<\/p>\n
Almost 20,000 drivers have been caught by speed cameras on a Birmingham<\/a> road this year.<\/p>\n The main roads is the city’s speeding hotspot, where motorists are caught in highest numbers by speed cameras.<\/p>\n It means this is the area where Brummies are most likely to be caught by average speed cameras.<\/p>\n READ MORE: New driveway charge confirmed for UK households<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Get our local newsletters like Black Country News, MySolihull and MySuttonColdfield straight to your inbox<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n The worst road for speeding is A4540 New John Street West.<\/p>\n A huge 9,859 were caught between Lucas Circus and Hospital Street, and another 8,669 going in the opposite direction.<\/p>\n It means over 18,500 motorists were caught speeding by average speed cameras along this road.<\/p>\n Another hotspot is Lee Bank Middleway\/Belgrave Middleway,<\/p>\n A total of 9,970 offences were recorded towards Haden Circus Roundabout, and another 3,511 heading towards Fiveways Island.<\/p>\n These are among the busiest roads in the heart of Birmingham.<\/p>\n New John Street has the highest number of fines this year for a single route, data obtained by BirminghamLive from West Midlands Police<\/a>, showed, making it the city’s number one road for speeding fines in 2025, up to the end of November.<\/p>\n Help a child in poverty this Christmas<\/p>\n Thousands of children from the West Midlands will wake up on Christmas day with no gifts – but there’s something you can do about it through our Brumwish Christmas campaign.<\/p>\n Order something from this Amazon wishlist<\/a> and, working with Thrive Together Birmingham and Edgbaston Stadium, we will deliver direct to a poor or homeless child living in the area in time for Christmas day.<\/p>\n New John Street West runs from the Hockley Circus roundabout and towards Dartmouth Circus and the Aston Expressway.<\/p>\n Lee Bank Middleway and Belgrave Middleway runs south of the city centre, passing the Bristol Road.<\/p>\n They both get incredibly busy and are used by thousands of motorists every day.<\/p>\n Birmingham’s average speed cameras continue to catch drivers in large numbers, with more to be added<\/a> to roads next year.<\/p>\n It’s part of safety measures which will also see speed limits cut to 30mph on a number of main routes.<\/p>\n![\"Birmingham](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/1763066477_150_0_MQ.jpg\")
Birmingham Mail and Birmingham Live Grant a Christmas #Brumwish<\/p>\n