The most crowded radars in Spain: Valencia leads the collection

In the middle of the high road travel season, a mandatory ranking arrives every summer: that of the 50 most crowded speed cameras in Spain, which is prepared year after year by Associated European Motorists (AEA).

The drivers' defense organization has analyzed the activity of the cinemometers of the national network (which excludes Catalonia and the Basque Country, with powers)... which has been intensive during the past year since they have raised no less than 246,802,934 euros.

DGT: 250 million euros in speed fines

That means 14% more than in 2024... a figure that is explained by the increase in radars deployed in Spain, which has caused 41.5% of the total fines imposed to be for speeding.

The most feared is in Valencia: 250 fines/day

The DGT has about 1,000 active radars on Spanish roads... but there are some more active than others. In fact, according to AEA, 50 teams account for 1.3 million complaints. They are the most crowded in Spain.

And among those 50, which one takes the cake? Contrary to what one might think, the radar that fines the most is not in Madrid (as was the case last year), but rather carries out its task in Valencia. This is a team located on the A7, at kilometer 326 near La Canyada. During the last year, 90,766 fines were issued, that is, almost 250 per day.

The second most prolific radar is found in Alicante, specifically on the CV-905 (km 7) while the third is in Navarra, on the A-15 PK 127. Both are clearly above 50,000 penalties.

Provinces that collect more than 10 million

Levante is one of the 'hot' areas of the summer (due to the high number of visitors who come to its beaches) and it is also hot due to the activity of its radars. Valencia is the province that collects the most fines each year, with 18.9 million euros, even surpassing Madrid (which remains at 17.9).