Arlington County in Virginia is expanding its school zone speed camera program to additional areas. The county initially launched the program in 2024 with 10 cameras and expanded to 28 by the last school year. The cameras are active during school arrival and departure times when the speed limit is 20 mph, and violators can expect $100 fines.
Camera Locations and Operations
The police department extended camera operations during summer school from July 7 to August 4. With the new school year approaching, residents have noticed more cameras being installed in additional zones. A list of the new camera locations will be published soon. According to police data, 56,104 warnings and tickets were issued last year, with the county typically providing a 30-day public notice and warning period before issuing fines.
Original reporting: Arlington County | FOX 5 DC — read the source article.
