CCTV Camera Locations Map (ALPR)  

Locations of CCTV & ALPR Cameras Map

A lot of drivers get confused about the different types of cameras being used on the road. Drivers often confuse traffic cameras (located on the top of traffic lights) with red light cameras (located on the side of the road). These cameras are license plate readers and are using track vehicles and are not used to enforced speeding or red light running. PhotoEnforced.com has created a new category (license plate camera) in our database to track license plate reading cameras simply to minimize the confusion about the different types of cameras with our readers. We get hundreds of erroneous red light cameras locations submitted to our database every month. When in fact these locations are license plate but most likely traffic flow monitoring cameras. Having a new category of camera we track in the database should help minimize the driver confusion. We currently track red light cameras, speed camera, toll road cameras, traffic cameras & automatic license plate reader cameras (ALPR).

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