LA speed cameras by neighborhood
Speed cameras in 63 Los Angeles neighborhoods. Neighborhood names follow the LA Times Mapping L.A. boundaries.
- Arlington Heights 2 cameras
- Baldwin Hills/Crenshaw 2 cameras, 1 live
- Beverly Grove 1 camera, 1 live
- Boyle Heights 4 cameras
- Carthay 1 camera, 1 live
- Central-Alameda 1 camera
- Del Rey 1 camera
- Downtown 3 cameras
- East Hollywood 2 cameras, 1 live
- Echo Park 1 camera
- Encino 3 cameras
- Exposition Park 1 camera
- Fairfax 1 camera, 1 live
- Florence 2 cameras
- Glassell Park 1 camera
- Granada Hills 1 camera
- Green Meadows 3 cameras
- Hancock Park 1 camera, 1 live
- Harbor City 1 camera
- Harvard Park 1 camera
- Highland Park 1 camera
- Hollywood 5 cameras, 1 live
- Hollywood Hills 1 camera, 1 live
- Hyde Park 1 camera
- Jefferson Park 2 cameras
- Koreatown 2 cameras
- Lake Balboa 1 camera
- Los Feliz 2 cameras, 1 live
- Mid-City 1 camera
- Mid-Wilshire 1 camera, 1 live
- Montecito Heights 1 camera
- North Hills 3 cameras, 2 live
- North Hollywood 2 cameras, 1 live
- Northridge 4 cameras, 1 live
- Pacoima 4 cameras
- Panorama City 3 cameras
- Pico-Robertson 2 cameras, 1 live
- Pico-Union 2 cameras
- Playa del Rey 1 camera
- Porter Ranch 1 camera
- Reseda 5 cameras
- San Pedro 1 camera, 1 live
- Sawtelle 3 cameras, 1 live
- Sepulveda Basin 1 camera
- Silver Lake 1 camera
- South Park 1 camera
- Sunland 1 camera, 1 live
- Sylmar 1 camera
- Tarzana 1 camera
- University Park 1 camera
- Valley Glen 5 cameras, 2 live
- Van Nuys 6 cameras, 1 live
- Venice 2 cameras, 1 live
- Vermont Knolls 1 camera
- Vermont Square 1 camera
- Vermont-Slauson 8 cameras, 2 live
- Watts 3 cameras
- West Hills 1 camera
- Westchester 1 camera
- Westlake 4 cameras, 2 live
- Wilmington 1 camera
- Winnetka 2 cameras
- Woodland Hills 1 camera