DENVER (KDVR) — The Aurora Police Department is hoping to crack down on the rising trend of speeding crashes by deploying two mobile speed cameras that will move across the city at “high-risk” areas to enforce speeding laws.
The cameras are being deployed Tuesday, beginning a 30-day warning period before citations can be issued starting Dec. 17.
“We’ve heard you, Aurora,” the police department said in an X post announcing the warning period Tuesday morning. “Speeding has become a growing concern across our city and we’re stepping up to make our roads safer for everyone.”
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The cameras will rotate around the city at locations such as residential areas with speed limits of 35 mph or less, school zones, streets bordering parks and work zones; the locations will be picked based on traffic safety risks or history, according to the department’s website…