Overview
- The new cameras on a stretch of U.S. Route 13 in Northeast Philadelphia went live Monday, issuing mailed warnings only.
- Full ticketing begins June 12 with fines for driving 11 mph or more over the 25 mph limit, ranging from $100 to $150.
- Ten locations along Frankford Avenue and nearby streets are active now, bringing the city’s total to 80 speed cameras.
- Tickets are mailed to the vehicle’s registered owner with no license points, and owners can contest by showing they were not driving.
- Officials cite Roosevelt Boulevard’s results — 95% less speeding and fewer severe crashes — as they plan more cameras for the rest of the 11.5-mile corridor in July.