Hear every LA speed camera before you reach it.
A short spoken heads-up before each of the 125 Los Angeles camera zones on your road, with the posted limit. Keep using Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze.
Tap Start Drive. Then just drive.
No route to enter and nothing to watch. Speed Alert LA runs in the background next to your maps app, even with the phone locked.
Start a drive
One tap before you set off. Monitoring runs only during a drive you start.
Hear the heads-up
“Speed camera zone ahead. Speed limit 35 miles per hour.” Through your phone or car speakers, at 2,000, 1,300 or 800 ft.
End the drive
Location stops the moment you finish. Nothing is uploaded, ever.
Is there a camera on your commute?
Every LADOT speed camera, with the direction it watches. Tap Near me or search your street. Data checked October 20, 2026.
Most camera-heavy neighborhoods
Where you’re most likely to meet one. All 85 neighborhoods →
Got a camera on your commute? Let your phone call it out.
Start a drive, keep Google Maps or Waze open, and hear a heads-up with the posted limit before every camera zone ahead of you.
Find out before the mailman does.
Pick the street’s limit and drag to your speed. LA cameras start recording at 11 mph over; the first 60 days on every street are warnings only.
11–15 mph over. A vehicle's first one in LA is a warning.
A heads-up before the camera beats a notice after it.
Hear the posted limit before each of the 125 LA camera zones, through your phone or car speakers. Cheaper than one $100 ticket.
Built for LA roads, not the whole planet.
Alerts follow your direction of travel, so cameras behind you, on cross streets or on a parallel road stay quiet. One heads-up per zone, no repeats.
Try it on your next drive.
The map, camera list, guide and a demo drive are free. The Android beta is free too.
Your drives stay on your phone.
Camera matching happens on the device. No account, no analytics, no tracking, and your location and trips are never uploaded. Privacy policy
Cheaper than one ticket.
The map, the camera list, the guide and a demo drive are free. Spoken alerts on every drive are Premium. The Android beta is free.
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LA speed cameras, answered.
Is there an app that warns you about speed cameras in Los Angeles?
Yes. Speed Alert LA gives a short spoken heads-up before each of the 125 City of Los Angeles speed camera zones on the road you're driving, with the posted speed limit. It runs alongside Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze, keeps working with the phone locked, and plays through the phone or car speakers over Bluetooth or CarPlay.
Is there an LA speed camera app for Android?
Yes. Speed Alert LA has a free Android beta (Android 8.0 or newer) that you can install from speedalertla.com/android. The iPhone version is coming to the App Store.
Where are the speed cameras in Los Angeles?
LADOT plans 125 speed camera systems (246 cameras on poles) across the city, each on a street segment between two cross streets. As of October 20, 2026, 26 systems were switched on in their warning period and 99 were under construction. The full list with a map is at speedalertla.com/cameras.
When do LA speed cameras start giving tickets?
LADOT set October 26, 2026 as the program start. For the first 60 days after cameras start on a street, drivers get warning notices instead of tickets, and each street that gets cameras later starts its own 60-day warning period.
How fast do you have to go to get a speed camera ticket in LA?
Cameras record vehicles going 11 mph or more over the posted speed limit. The posted limit is still the law; 11 mph over is only the point where a camera records a violation.
How much is a speed camera ticket in Los Angeles?
$50 for 11–15 mph over the limit, $100 for 16–25 mph over, $200 for 26 mph or more over, and $500 for 100 mph or faster. These are civil penalties with no points on your driving record. A vehicle's first violation at 11–15 mph over is a warning notice.
Do Waze or Google Maps show LA speed cameras?
Maps apps may show some cameras through user reports. Speed Alert LA uses LADOT's official list of all camera systems, with the street segment, direction and posted limit, and only alerts for cameras ahead of you on the road you're on.
Does Speed Alert LA track my location?
No. Camera matching happens on your phone. There is no account, and your location and trips are never uploaded.
Don’t get flashed on the way home.
Speed Alert LA is a reminder, not permission. The posted limit is the law.