San Francisco moves forward with speed cameras rollout: Here’s where you will see one

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — San Francisco inked a new deal to bring speed cameras to city streets.

In just a couple months, they could be catching drivers leading to big fines.

Speed cameras will be put up in 33 locations across the city.

Some of the locations include:

• Lincoln Way at 27th Avenue

• Fulton Street at 2nd Avenue

They’ll go up in places where drivers often speed– and where several people have been killed.

“We are finally going to deploy a tool that 200 other cities in America are using. That has reduced fatalities and crashes by up to 70%,” mentioned during a San Francisco board meeting.

Cameras are expected to be put up in February.

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Once installed, the cameras will automatically send you a ticket if you go eleven miles per hour or more over the speed limit.

Fines could range between $50 and $500.

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Michael Smith is a co-founder of Walk SF.

“Everybody agrees that people drive too fast now. And this will make a big difference because police are not enforcing the speed limits. And so, we need something else to do that. Speed cameras are a real cost-effective way of doing that. I really hope this will make a profound difference in San Francisco.”

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Beginning in December, crews will install and test the speed cameras.

The streets director of SFMTA says speed safety cameras is a significant milestone for San Francisco streets, saying:

“Speeding is the leading cause of serious injuries and fatalities in San Francisco. That’s why we’ve moved swiftly to be the first city in California to introduce this life-saving tool proven to reduce speeding and protect lives.”