Work Zone Speed Enforcement

PITTSBURGH —  A main artery for drivers in Pittsburgh is one of the locations for PennDOT's new Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement program.
A two-mile stretch of Boulevard of the Allies (PA 885) is one of the locations where the mobile speed cameras will be in use.

The Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement program uses vehicle-mounted systems to detect and record motorists exceeding posted work zone speed limits by 11 mph or more.

A 60-day pre-enforcement period is currently underway. Drivers will be penalized beginning March 4.

• A first offense will result in a warning letter to the registered vehicle owner.
• There will be a $75 fine for a second offense and a $150 fine for third and subsequent offenses.
• These violations are civil penalties only; no points will be assessed to driver’s licenses.

Click here to see all of them and learn more about the Automated Work Zone Speed Enforcement program.
Source: WORK ZONE SPEED ENFORCEMENT: Cameras being tested in Pittsburgh as part of PennDOT's program