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Red-Light Cameras

Mobility & Curb Rules

History and current status of LA's automated red-light camera program (sunset 2011), and current photo-enforcement at school-bus arms and bus-only lanes.

19% permissive66% moderate3% strict(204 locations)

How Red-Light Cameras Rules Differ by Place

204 places covered7 strict134 moderate38 permissive

Tucson, AZ: Tucson's Voter-Enacted Camera Ban

Heavy Restrictions

Tucson voters banned automated photo enforcement outright in 2015. City Code § 20-2 makes it not a violation if evidence comes from photo red-light or photo speed cameras, and bars the…

Anaheim, CA: Anaheim Bans Red-Light and Traffic Cameras

Heavy Restrictions

Anaheim's City Charter flatly bans red-light cameras and any other automated traffic enforcement system. Voters wrote the ban directly into Charter Section 1213 in 2010, and any…

Newport Beach, CA: Newport Beach Ban on Red Light Cameras

Heavy Restrictions

Newport Beach's City Charter flatly bans red light cameras and any other automated traffic enforcement system. Charter Section 426 voids any ordinance the City Council adopts…

Jacksonville, FL: Jacksonville Red-Light Camera Program: Repealed 2019

Few Restrictions

Jacksonville ran a red-light camera program from 2012 until the City Council repealed it outright in 2019. Ordinance Code Chapter 636, Part 4 (former §§ 636.401-636.403) and § 111.397…

Schaumburg, IL: Schaumburg Red Light & Speed Cameras

Few Restrictions

Schaumburg has no red light camera or school-zone speed camera program. The Village Board voted twice in 2010 to keep Cook County's countywide camera plan out of town, and it repealed…

Iowa City, IA: Iowa City Bans Unattended Traffic Cameras

Few Restrictions

Iowa City Code 9-11-1 bars the city from using automatic traffic surveillance, license plate recognition, or drone systems to enforce traffic law unless a peace officer is present…