Here's the locations of five new bus lane cameras which have gone live in Edinburgh

Five new bus lane cameras installed to discourage motorists from breaking road rules in the Capital are now live.

The cameras, which were installed by Edinburgh City Council, went live on Monday 2 November and have been set up in addition to existing ones in the city.

A warning will be issued to those who are caught by the cameras for the first two weeks from when they went live.

But from November 23, penalty charges will be issued to drivers caught driving in the wrong lane.

Five new bus lane cameras have been set up in Edinburgh

The new cameras are now live in the following bus lanes:

Corstorphine Road – eastbound, between Ormidale Terrace and Murrayfield Gardens.

Drum Brae South – southbound, between Templeland Road and Corstorphine Bank Terrace.

Duddingston Park – southbound, between Park Lane and Duddingston Crescent.

Duddingston Park South – northbound, between Baillie Terrace and Duddingston Crescent.

Stenhouse Drive – westbound, to the north of number 125.

Additional warning signs have been erected informing motorists that enforcement will commence in November.

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