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Speed Cameras Are Coming to the San Fernando Valley: Map and Locations
Marty McFly0
Speed cameras are coming to familiar Valley routes, including Victory Boulevard, Sherman Way, Nordhoff Street and Reseda Boulevard. LADOT plans to begin activating Los Angeles’ new speed-enforcement systems on October 26, 2026, with the full rollout expected by the end of the year.
Quick Facts
Local locations
44 Valley basin systems, plus Mulholland’s ridge location and Sunland / Tujunga: 46 total
First activations
October 26, 2026; individual Valley dates have not been listed
Warning period
60 days at each newly activated location
Enforcement threshold
At least 11 mph above the posted speed limit
Citations
Starting at $50 after the warning period
Status checked
All 46 listed under construction on October 5, 2026
What drivers should expect
The cameras are part of LADOT’s 125-system citywide pilot. Activation will happen in phases, followed by a 60-day warning period at each location before citations begin. The enforcement threshold does not change the posted speed limit. Check LADOT’s current map and program details for operating-status updates.
The local list spans council districts 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11 and 12. It includes four Valley locations from CD4, excludes that district’s Hollywood-side sites, and separately labels the Foothill Boulevard and Mulholland Drive locations along the Valley’s edges. Repeated street names identify different segments, rather than duplicate entries.
Explore the camera locations
Search by street or neighborhood, filter by council district, or select a marker for its street segment and posted limit. Uncheck the ridge / foothill option for the 44-location basin-only view.
Complete location list
Neighborhoods identify the mapped camera point; some segments cross neighborhood boundaries. Street limits and speeds follow LADOT’s September 2026 district PDFs. The older corridor layer differs at some endpoints: system 7-8 is listed as Herrick Avenue to De Foe Avenue in the PDF, versus De Garmo Avenue in the older layer. The table preserves the PDF wording.
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