Colorado Springs Begins Ticketing With Mobile Speed Cameras After 30-Day Grace Period
Police say the highly marked photo-enforcement cars target school drop-off and pickup times to curb dangerous speeding.
Overview
- As of Monday morning, CSPD ended the warning phase for its Automated Vehicle Identification System and began issuing fines.
- The mobile units will operate in four areas: school zones, neighborhoods, construction zones, and roads near parks.
- Fines are $45 for speeding in neighborhoods or near parks and $85 in school or construction zones.
- Citations are generated from automated detections and mailed to the address on the vehicle’s registration.
- CSPD says it adopted the system to improve road safety after seeing similar programs succeed in other Colorado cities, with clear signage posted before enforcement zones.