NewsKTLA 5October 25, 2026Los Angeles County
Los Angeles launches automated speed camera program with 125 devices
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The Los Angeles Department of Transportation is launching a five-year speed safety pilot program that will place 125 automated cameras on city streets to issue fines for speeding. Drivers traveling 11 mph or more over the speed limit will be subject to enforcement, backed by a 60-day warning period for each newly activated camera location before fines begin.
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Drivers caught exceeding the speed threshold by automated cameras will initially receive warning notices instead of citations, with financial fines applying after a 60-day warning period concludes for each location.
Who's Mentioned
OrganizationLos Angeles Department of Transportation“Administering the speed safety systems program”locationEast Hollywood“Neighborhood where cameras are installed”locationSan Francisco“City with a similar automated enforcement program”locationFairfax“Neighborhood where cameras are installed”locationHollywood“Neighborhood where cameras are installed”OrganizationRMG News“Captured video of cameras flashing and provided data from San Francisco”locationOakland“City with a similar automated enforcement program”