One Year in, Speeding is Down by 79% at Speed Safety Camera Locations

One Year in, Speeding is Down by 79% at Speed Safety Camera Locations
By Nick Veronin

Instances of speeding are down significantly in areas where the SFMTA’s automated speed enforcement cameras are active. The SFMTA’s Speed Safety Camera Program has been running in San Francisco for a full year, and data shows that speeding has dropped significantly in areas where cameras are active. A comparison of speeding data collected at camera locations before and after the program began shows: A nearly 80% drop in the share of drivers traveling 10 mph or more above the posted speed limit Roughly 40,000 fewer cases of speeding every day across camera locations When fewer drivers speed...

Published 2026-05-01T00:00:00Z
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