Long Beach activates speed cameras, begins warning period
Headline from KESQ Palm Springs
LONG BEACH, Calif. (KESQ) - Long Beach activated a new automated speed enforcement system today that will use cameras to identify speeding vehicles, beginning with a 60-day warning period before fines take effect.
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Speeding drivers in Long Beach may soon be getting an unpleasant surprise in the mail. Over a dozen speed cameras have been installed in the area, in an effort to make the roads safer. City officials say speeding remains a leading factor in fatal crashes.
Long Beach’s new speed cameras are officially live. The city activated its automated speed enforcement system Wednesday, with cameras at 18 locations watching for drivers traveling 11 mph or more over the posted speed limit. For now, drivers caught speeding will receive warnings.
LONG BEACH, Calif. (KESQ) - Long Beach activated a new automated speed enforcement system today that will use cameras to identify speeding vehicles, beginning with a 60-day warning period before fines take effect.
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