Point to Point camera trial data on Calder Freeway
Dear Victorian Department of Justice and Community Safety,
Media has reported on the existence of a long term trial of Point to Point cameras on the Calder Freeway.
https://midlandexpress.com.au/featured/2...
https://www.bendigoadvertiser.com.au/sto...
https://midlandexpress.com.au/featured/2...
This appears to be a trial of different types of camera and technologies, with multiple different cameras installed at various locations.
I request access to the following:
1. Documents outlining the scope and intended aims of the trial of point to point cameras.
2. Documents outlining the results of the trial of point to point cameras, comparing different camera and system types against aims and against measures of accuracy.
3. Documents outlining the reliability of point to point cameras and systems involved in the trial.
I am not seeking the personal information of individuals or businesses that are not part of the public service or the government in any of the documents, so please redact any references to people's names & contact details.
Also, any duplicates of documents, where the final version or correspondence includes the entire thread (for example, I do not require each email in a conversation if the final email contains all the previous conversations).
I also consent to exclude the following from my request:
• drafts of any documents that are in scope that are released in full,
• duplicates of documents that are in scope,
• personal information of members of the public,
• contact details for teams, internal to the department and other agencies,
• personal information belonging to officers of the department and other government agencies (such as names, email addresses and telephone numbers).
Yours faithfully,
Greg Revue
Good morning,
Freedom of Information (FOI reference 140462)
I refer to your request for documents under the Freedom of Information Act
1982 (the FOI Act), received by the department on 17 October 2025, in
which you sought access to:
Media has reported on the existence of a long term trial of Point to Point
cameras on the Calder Freeway.
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This appears to be a trial of different types of camera and technologies,
with multiple different cameras installed at various locations.
I request access to the following:
1. Documents outlining the scope and intended aims of the trial of point
to point cameras.
2. Documents outlining the results of the trial of point to point
cameras, comparing different camera and system types against aims and
against measures of accuracy.
3. Documents outlining the reliability of point to point cameras and
systems involved in the trial.
I am not seeking the personal information of individuals or businesses
that are not part of the public service or the government in any of the
documents, so please redact any references to people's names & contact
details.
Also, any duplicates of documents, where the final version or
correspondence includes the entire thread (for example, I do not require
each email in a conversation if the final email contains all the previous
conversations).
I also consent to exclude the following from my request:
o drafts of any documents that are in scope that are released in full,
o duplicates of documents that are in scope,
o personal information of members of the public,
o contact details for teams, internal to the department and other
agencies,
o personal information belonging to officers of the department and other
government agencies (such as names, email addresses and telephone
numbers).
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William
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William Ng
Freedom of Information Officer
Governance and Assurance
Department of Justice and Community Safety
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Dear Mr Ng,
RE: Your reference FOI 140462
Thank you for providing me with the details for paying the FOI application fee.
I have paid via the link.
Please find below the details of my payment:
Submission confirmation
Your FOI request has been submitted.
FOI request reference number: FOI-00047575-Greg Revue
Payment receipt number: 4207577525
Customer reference number: PR-33263
Method of payment: Credit Card
Payment amount: $33.60
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Applicant details
First name(s): Greg
Family name: Revue
Yours sincerely,
Greg Revue
Dear Greg,
Please find attached a letter regarding your FOI request.
Kind regards,
Will