New speed cameras on BR-365 will start fining drivers from May 5th in Minas Gerais.

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 04/05/2026 at 14:14

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Two new speed cameras on BR-365, in the Triângulo Mineiro, will start fining drivers for speeding from May 5. Find out where they are located.

Those traveling on BR-365, in the Triângulo Mineiro, need to pay extra attention starting this Tuesday, May 5. Two electronic speed monitoring devices, installed by the Department of Roads of Minas Gerais (DER-MG) in partnership with the concessionaire EPR Triângulo Mineiro, will end the educational period and start recording violations and issuing fines for those exceeding the regulated limit in the monitored sections.

Where are the new speed cameras on BR-365?

The two devices are positioned at different points on the highway, both in the Triângulo Mineiro region:

Km 592.60 — near the municipality of Indianópolis
Km 596.65 — in the vicinity of Uberlândia

The equipment was already installed and operational but was only functioning to alert drivers — without issuing penalties. Starting May 5, this adaptation phase ends.

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Why were the speed cameras installed?

According to DER-MG, the main objective of electronic speed monitoring is to increase road safety and contribute to reducing accidents on the roads of Minas Gerais.

The agency emphasizes that speed limits must be respected in any section, regardless of the presence of monitoring equipment.

Minas Gerais reaches 675 fixed speed cameras on the roads

With the effective operation of the two new devices, the state road network now has a total of 675 fixed speed cameras. See the distribution:

Responsible	Number of speed cameras
DER-MG (state roads)	614
Private concessions	61
Total	675

How to check the location of all speed cameras?

DER-MG provides on its official website a complete list of all speed cameras in operation in the state, including the location and speed limit of each point. The consultation can be made through the Speed Camera Location menu, accessible at:

www.der.mg.gov.br/transportes/localizacao-de-radares-fixos-e-portateis

With information from DER-MG

New speed cameras on BR-365 will start fining drivers from May 5th in Minas Gerais.

Two new speed cameras on BR-365, in the Triângulo Mineiro, will start fining drivers for speeding from May 5. Find out where they are located.

Where are the new speed cameras on BR-365?

Why were the speed cameras installed?

Minas Gerais reaches 675 fixed speed cameras on the roads

How to check the location of all speed cameras?

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New speed cameras on BR-365 will start fining drivers from May 5th in Minas Gerais.

Two new speed cameras on BR-365, in the Triângulo Mineiro, will start fining drivers for speeding from May 5. Find out where they are located.

Where are the new speed cameras on BR-365?

Why were the speed cameras installed?

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