California's speed cameras
Seven California cities can run speed cameras. San Francisco's 56 cameras wrote 236,506 tickets in their latest 12 months of data.
| City | Cameras | Status |
|---|---|---|
| San Francisco | 56 | Ticketing since August 5, 2025 |
| San José | up to 33 | San José is installing up to 33 speed cameras. The city hasn't published a ticketing start date yet. |
| Los Angeles | 125 | LA's first speed cameras switch on October 26, 2026. All 125 should be running by the end of 2026, each starting with 60 days of warnings. |
| Oakland | 18 locations | Oakland's 18 speed-camera locations have been writing tickets since mid-March 2026. |
| Long Beach | up to 18 | Long Beach's speed cameras have been sending warnings since October 7, 2026. Tickets start December 7, 2026. |
| Glendale | 9 sites | Glendale picked 9 speed-camera sites. Its schedule said mid-2026, and no switch-on date has been announced yet. |
| Malibu | up to 5 systems (10 cameras) on PCH | Malibu's PCH speed cameras are installed and testing. Warnings were pushed back to November 2026, and the ticket start date isn't set. |