Automated speed safety cameras have reduced dangerous speeding by 84% at camera locations in San Francisco during the program’s first 18 months, Mayor Daniel Lurie announced last week, estimating the reduction amounts to 42,000 fewer instances daily of drivers traveling at least 10 mph over the speed limit.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency operates 56 cameras at 33 locations, targeting some of the city’s most dangerous streets, including areas near schools, the city said Thursday.
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