Los Angeles' speed camera program is going live from today, i.e. on October 26, 2026. A total of 20 cameras have been placed in crucial areas to reduce speeding, prevent fatal crashes and improve road safety across the city. Under the five-year pilot program, which was authorized under California Assembly Bill 645, a total of 125 camera are expected to be installed.
The initiative follows California Assembly Bill 645, which authorized automated speed enforcement pilot programs in selected cities, including Los Angeles and San Francisco. As per reports, the five-year initiative is expected to cost approximately $38.5 million.
