Crime & Safety
Red Light Cameras Coming To Pittsburgh Intersections
You'll soon be monitored by a camera to see if you go through a red light at various busy Pittsburgh intersections.
PITTSBURGH, PA — Pittsburgh’s automated red-light enforcement program is on the way.
After city council last year approved a five-year deal with Arizona company Verra Mobility to build and maintain automated red-light cameras for the city, the system is expected to go live over the summer.
When cameras catch a violation, Verra will send the video to police to review. If they believe a violation has occurred, the Pittsburgh Parking Authority will issue a ticket.
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The fine will be $100.
The initial cameras will be installed at these busy Pittsburgh intersections:
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- North Dallas and Penn avenues in the East End.
- General Robinson and Anderson streets in the North Side.
- Fifth and Negley avenues in the East End.
- The West End Bridge and Route 65 in the North Side.
- Saw Mill Run Boulevard and Woodruff Street in Mt. Washington
- Browns Hill Road and Parkview Boulevard in Squirrel Hill.
There are plans to have an additional two dozen cameras in place by 2029.
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