L.A.’s New Cameras Won’t Just Watch You They Will Ticket You Los Angeles Speed Cameras Go Live October 26th
Los Angeles will begin activating its first automated Speed Safety Systems on Monday, October 26, as part of a citywide pilot program aimed at reducing dangerous speeding and serious traffic collisions.
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation says the cameras will detect vehicles traveling at least 11 miles per hour over the posted speed limit. When a possible violation is detected, the system captures the license-plate information needed for enforcement and sends the information to LADOT for review.
L.A.’s New Cameras Won’t Just Watch You— They Will Ticket
The Los Angeles Department of Transportation is rolling out 125 automated Speed Safety Systems throughout the city, with the first cameras scheduled to begin operating October 26. The five-year pilot program, authorized by California’s AB 645, is intended to reduce excessive speeding on streets with histories of serious crashes and in areas near schools, senior centers and other vulnerable road users. LA Department of Transportation