Where are the speed cameras?
The City of Los Angeles plans 125 camera systems on specific street segments across all 15 council districts. Each one covers a stretch between two cross streets, not a whole street. Every location is on this site's camera map.
Source: LADOT — Speed Safety System
Are there cameras on the 101, 405 or other freeways?
No. State law bars these cameras from state routes, freeways, expressways, U.S. highways and interstates. They can be on city streets near a freeway.
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Do the cameras watch both directions?
Most locations have two camera poles, one for each direction of travel. Each camera page on this site lists which direction every pole watches.
Source: LADOT — Speed Safety System
Are the Malibu PCH cameras part of the LA program?
No. The City of Malibu runs its own camera program on Pacific Coast Highway under a different state law. Glendale and Long Beach can run their own pilots too. This site covers the City of Los Angeles only.
Source: California AB 645 (Vehicle Code §§ 22425–22431) · City of Malibu — PCH safety cameras
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