Drivers in Oakland could soon receive warnings — and eventually tickets — from speed cameras in up to 18 locations.
The Oakland City Council approved a $4,865,000 program Tuesday to install automated speed cameras across the city before the end of 2025, a report to the council from the Oakland Department of Transportation shows.
The program comes after 33 speed cameras in San Francisco have been installed and gone live, issuing warnings to drivers before beginning citations — ranging from $50 for those driving 11 to 15 miles above the limit to up to $500 for those reaching 100 miles per hour — on Aug. 5…