Slow down: State's first speed camera program in work zones starts issuing fines to speeding drivers
Drivers going too fast in a work zone will now get a $50 fine in the mail.
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May 17, 2023, 8:11 PM
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Updated 436 days ago
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5ds agoThe warning period ended Wednesday for the state's first speed camera program in work zones.
Drivers going too fast in a work zone will now get a $50 fine in the mail.
The state does post the camera locations online, and informs the public of where they may deploy those speed monitoring mobile units.
Final positioning of the units will be determined the morning of each deployment.
