City of Los Angeles to turn on speed cameras across 125 high-risk corridors

Automated enforcement begins at the end of October under a state pilot program.

Automated traffic cameras will begin monitoring drivers across Los Angeles later this month under a new city program designed to curb excessive speeding and fatal traffic crashes.

L.A. Department of Transportation General Manager Laura Rubio-Cornejo announced the launch of the Speed Safety Systems Program, confirming the initial wave of 125 planned cameras will go live October 26. Complete system deployment across high-risk corridors is slated for completion by the end of 2026…

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