Overview
- Enforcement began at 12 a.m. Thursday at Kelly Drive and Eakins Oval, where drivers who run the light now receive $100 tickets by mail.
- Each mailed violation includes a PIN that lets recipients view a six-second video of the alleged offense online.
- Roadside signs stating "Photo Enforced" alert motorists to camera monitoring at the intersection.
- The PPA reports about a 58% average reduction in red-light running at camera locations, with research from IIHS and HLDI indicating such programs can lower crashes.
- Philadelphia’s program totals more than 150 cameras across roughly 34 to 36 locations and generated $23,038,615 in 2024 for PennDOT grants, with about half supporting local safety projects.