The New South Wales road toll has escalated to 106 deaths to
date in 2024 – up from 90 for the same period last year.
The figures suggest that 367 lives have been lost on the
State's roads in the past 12 months, 89 more than the previous
12 months.
The rise is the stated justification for a recent decision made
by Transport for NSW to double the number of mobile speed cameras
deployed across the state over the next 12 months, with an
additional 2,700 locations to be earmarked as detection sites.
Is there a list
of the additional sites?
The locations of the additional sites have not yet been
determined by the transportation authority, which says the decision
will be primarily made based on records of collisions.
