Why We're Introducing Speed Safety Cameras

Why We're Introducing Speed Safety Cameras – a First for California

Why We're Introducing Speed Safety Cameras – a First for California
By Rebecca Ashton-Dziedzan

Geary Boulevard is one corridor set to see speed safety cameras as part of our new pilot program. Speed safety cameras are a proven tool to curb dangerous speeding and save lives. Now, we can move forward with our plans to pilot them in San Francisco. This week, the SFMTA Board of Directors approved our contract with Verra Mobility to implement speed cameras. It was our last administrative hurdle to launch a pilot program. Starting in February 2025, the cameras will monitor vehicle speeds at 33 locations across the city. The decision comes just one year after Governor Gavin Newsom signed AB...

Published October 17, 2024 at 05:30AM
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