speed cameras

New York's Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement program has 34 speed cameras active on 27 roads statewide this week. Three of those work zones are located in Central New York, and drivers caught speeding could face hefty fines.

Drivers across New York should be extra alert this week as 34 speed cameras are activated on 25 different roads statewide. Two of those locations are in Central New York.

New York’s mobile speed camera program is shifting again this week, with enforcement set at 36 locations across 27 roads statewide. Three of those sites are in Central New York.

Drivers in New York should slow down—30 speed cameras are set to go live this week across 19 roads, including two in Central New York.

New York is rolling out 30 speed cameras across 20 roads this week as part of ongoing efforts to improve safety and reduce speeding in work zones and high-risk areas.

New York drivers, watch out! 23 speed camera locations are active this week, with a few more added across the state to catch speeding violations.

Speed cameras are back in New York work zones this week. 18 are active statewide, including one in Central NY. Drivers should slow down and stay alert for enforcement.

Eighteen radar cameras are now monitoring speeders across New York, with three cameras set up in Central New York.

New York drivers, watch your speed! 14 speed cameras are active across 11 roads, including 3 in Central New York, snapping photos of those going too fast.

our speed cameras are active this week in Central New York—Onondaga, Oneida, and Herkimer Counties—catching speeders amid ongoing road construction.

Construction season continues in New York, and so do speed cameras. 28 cameras are active this week across 19 roads, including 2 in Central New York.

New York State has deployed 28 speed cameras across 17 roads this week. Three are in Central New York. Find out where