Los Angeles switched on its first 25 speed cameras on Oct. 26, and after a 60-day warning period, drivers caught going 11 mph or more over the limit will get tickets in the mail of $50 to $500.
The city plans to have 125 camera locations running by the end of the year, according to NBC Los Angeles. Each location has two cameras, one facing each direction.
What the Tickets Cost
The fines are set by how far over the limit you’re going:
For the first 60 days after a camera goes live, drivers get warnings instead of tickets. For the first 25 cameras, that means real tickets start arriving in late December…