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Multiple fixed cameras across South Wales have been adjusted to enforce the 20mph speed limit. Advice letters will be issued for 4 weeks following their activation.

In August 2020, a new mobile camera site was established along Llangefni Road, Bryn Cefni Industrial Park, Llangefni, Anglesey.

On the 1^st July, 2021 a new enforcement site became operational on Ty Draw Road, Roath, Cardiff after concerns had been raised by residents about speeding vehicles along this road.

On the morning of the 26^th June, 2021 a careless close pass occurred on the A4054, Cardiff Road, Pontypridd.  

In 2009 a speed survey was conducted along the B4337, Cribyn, following concerns raised by residents of speeding vehicles travelling along the road.

Following several reports of concern from residents about excessive speeds in the area, a site was established on Fagl Lane, Hope, Flintshire.

Residents of Chepstow Road, Llansoy had contacted GoSafe with concerns about speeding vehicles in their community.

19 mobile enforcement sites will be introduced across Carmarthenshire after concerns were raised by communities

GoSafe and Welsh Police Forces, along with other partners, will be engaging and providing education to motorists to ensure the new speed limit is respected.

In 2015, an average speed camera system was established along the M4 in Port Talbot, replacing the fixed cameras that had been active since 2002.