San Francisco is intensifying its use of street cameras, with a focus on improving road safety amid rising traffic deaths. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) is set to deploy 33 automated speed cameras that will ticket vehicle owners exceeding the speed limit by at least 11 mph. With fines escalating based on the severity of the infraction, these measures aim to deter reckless driving. Additionally, other cameras to combat crime are being introduced, highlighting a broader strategy to enhance both traffic enforcement and public safety.
The new automated speed cameras in San Francisco will issue fines to vehicle owners going over the speed limit, with significant penalties for extreme violations.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency's cameras aim to reduce traffic deaths, addressing the urgent need for increased road safety as fatalities rise.
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