Queensland uses a mixed bag of mobile traffic enforcement: vehicle-based speed cameras, portable trailer units, red-light/speed combos, average-speed (point-to-point) systems, and mobile phone/seatbelt detection cameras. In short, if it moves—or you’re fiddling with your phone while it does—there’s likely a lens for it.
Locations change frequently and some devices are covert by design, so assume they’re out and drive like your licence depends on it—because it does. Fixed camera sites are published by the state, but mobile deployments vary; check official Queensland Government and Police resources before you set off if you want the lay of the land. Best strategy? Stick to the limits, keep the phone in its cradle, and let the cameras get bored.
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