Speed sign map - Map of speed signs in Victoria

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Map of Speed Signs

The map of speed signs shows speed signs within 2km of the location provided. Markers for speed limit signs can take a while to load. Click on a marker for sign information.

GPS location (i.e. latitude {comma, pipe, tab or space} longitude)

Errors

Please take care with this map. In the base file used for this map I've found thousands of issues. For the roads I travel on I'm attempting to correct any issues, but keep in mind the road network continues to change. At a minimum, first check Google Street View using the link provided when you click on the triangular marker. Even then Google Street View can be a number of years old so these tools can only be used as an indication. The only way to really know the current speed limit is to visit the area and view the current speed limit sign.

Consider the location of signs as being approximate. When looking for a sign on Google Streetview you may have to move around to find the sign.

Double click on the map to show the direction/bearing from the white marker.

Click on the red marker for the speed limit sign to show details and the following options.

Open Google maps in Street View at the location.
Open Google maps at the location.
Centre the map at the current marker and reload markers around the marker. This is a way to move around the map and refreshing the markers around the new location.
Markers for speed signs are generally red. Markers for roadworks speed signs are orange. In areas where there's roadwork speed signs the regular speed signs for the area are still shown on the map, but are effectively disabled whilst roadworks are in progress.

Disclaimer

Speed signs comes with no warranty expressed or implied. Speed signs is only for informational purposes and is not guaranteed to be error free or accurate. The information on this page is not intended to be advice.

Credit

Thank you to the Victorian government for providing speed sign data. The base file used as a starting point for this web app was the Vic data file for April 2024.