San Francisco launched a pilot program approved by California Gov. Gavin Newsom that allows the city to issue fines to ...

San Francisco on Thursday became the first city in California to launch a network of speed cameras. The pilot program was launched to encourage drivers to slow down in problem areas, such as ...

People with household incomes at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty level can get a 50 percent fine reduction.

San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu has been working on the speed camera pilot program for about 10 years. The SFMTA estimates the cameras will give out somewhere in the ballpark of 42,000 ...

The launch of San Francisco's new speed safety cameras on Thursday marks the first time such a pilot program has been used in California to get drivers to slow down.

33 speed cameras will be installed across San Francisco to reduce traffic fatalities. Tickets will be issued to drivers going 11+ mph over the speed limit. The program is part of a five-year pilot ...

which is overseeing the program and intends to update its website daily to show which camera locations are live. San Francisco is the first city in California to install automated speed-enforcement ...

“We need people to slow down everywhere in San Francisco, not just where there are speed cameras.” The cameras are part of a five-year pilot program made possible by Assembly Bill 645 which ...

San Francisco is poised to be the first city in California to launch a network of speed cameras on Thursday. The pilot program was launched to encourage drivers to slow down in problem areas ...

San Francisco officials launched the program on March 20 with a total ... drives their car more than 11 mph over the speed limit. Speed cameras were placed in areas that are "high injury," where ...