Los Angeles speed cameras

All 125 locations in LADOT's Speed Safety System pilot (California AB 645). switched on Oct 26, 2026 in a 60-day warning period; the rest come online by the end of 2026. Status as of Oct 26, 2026.

125 locations8–9 in each of the 15 council districts, on high-crash, high-speed streets, near schools and racing hot spots.
60 days of warningsEach camera mails warnings only for its first 60 days. First-wave tickets expected around late Dec 2026.
11+ mph over the limitRear plate photo only; ticket mailed to the registered owner. LADOT reports two cameras per location (NBC4), one each direction.
Fines $50–$500$50 (11–15 over), $100 (16–25), $200 (26+), $500 (100+ mph). Low-income payment plan or community service option.

Live map and drive alerts

Soft pings start 0.5 mi before a camera, get faster as you get closer (fastest at the camera), then slow down as you drive away and stop 0.2 mi past it. Keep this page open with the sound on. Location stays on your device.

Alerts offTap Start alerts while driving, or try the simulated drive. Select a camera on the map or table first to simulate a drive past it.
Warning liveYouUnder construction

Dots are LADOT's own published camera points. Tap a dot for details. While alerts run, the blue dot is you and the map follows you; drag the map to look around, then tap Re-center. The camera being alerted on pulses red. Map tiles load over the internet.

All locations

Notes

Status and coordinates come from LADOT's official camera map layer, checked Oct 26, 2026, which lists 26 cameras as warning live. NBC4's day-one list has 25 and omits Coldwater Canyon Ave (2-1). Each dot is one point on the camera segment, not the exact pole; a segment can run a block or more. The Area grouping is an unofficial rough grouping by location. LADOT may swap a site for the next-ranked one in the same district if installation fails. This is an independent summary, not an official LADOT page.

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