The National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) told Expresso newspaper, that the new speed cameras will become active this summer, although gave no fixed date.

There will be 20 points that will be regulated with the new average speed cameras, although the National Road Safety Authority (ANSR) only has 10 cameras.

Unlike those that measure instantaneous speed, the new radar system monitors the average speed between two points by measuring the time taken by vehicles to travel a certain distance.

ANSR will only have 10 radars available, but the places where they will be can be changed across a total of 20 points.

These points are:

Aveiro: A41;

Beja: EN206 and IC1;

Castelo Branco: IC8;

Coimbra: A1 and EN109;

Évora: A6 and IP2;

Faro: EN398;

Lisbon: A9, EN10, EN6-7 and IC19;

Porto: A3.

Santarém: A1;

Setúbal: EN10, EN378, EN4, EN5 and IC1;