Overview

• Seven cameras that began issuing warnings on May 1 will start ticketing drivers on June 15, while four additional cameras activated on May 15 will begin enforcement on June 30.
• Fines include $35 for speeds 6-10 mph over the limit and $100 for speeds 11 mph or more over, with enforcement hours varying by school and park zones.
• Locations for the new cameras were selected based on crash data and community feedback to address high-risk areas for traffic safety concerns.
• The initiative, managed by the Chicago Department of Transportation, is part of a broader traffic safety strategy that includes infrastructure improvements and traffic-calming measures.
• The program aims to improve road safety and generate $11.4 million in revenue for the city in 2025, with all speed camera locations publicly accessible online.