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If you drive in Chicago, speed cameras are something you can’t afford to ignore. Designed to reduce speeding and improve public safety, these automated enforcement tools are spread across the city—often in school zones, high-traffic intersections, and accident-prone areas. Understanding where they are located can save you from hefty fines and help you drive more cautiously.

Why Are There Speed Cameras in Chicago?

Chicago’s speed camera program was launched to improve traffic safety, especially in areas where children and pedestrians are at higher risk. According to city data, these cameras have contributed to a noticeable reduction in speeding and related accidents over the years.

Since 2021, Chicago began ticketing drivers going as little as 6 mph over the limit in certain zones—making awareness more important than ever.

How Much Are Speed Camera Tickets in Chicago?

Fines are based on how fast you're going over the limit:

• $35 fine for driving 6–10 mph over the speed limit

• $100 fine for driving 11 mph or more over the speed limit

Note: If you don’t pay within 25 days, late fees and collection actions may apply.

How to Check for Speeding Tickets in Chicago

To find out if you’ve been caught by a speed camera:

1. Visit the City of Chicago’s Payment Portal.

2. Enter your vehicle’s license plate number or ticket number.

3. Review any violations and pay securely online.

Tips to Avoid Speed Camera Violations

• Obey posted speed limits, especially near schools and parks.

• Watch for signage—speed camera zones are clearly marked.

• Use GPS apps that alert you to known speed camera zones.

• Drive defensively, especially during school hours and rush hour traffic.

Complete List of Chicago Speed Camera Locations

Chicago utilizes an extensive network of speed cameras to improve safety, reduce speeding, and protect pedestrians and motorists. Below is a comprehensive list of all speed camera locations across the city, including directional information for each address. Map of Chicago Speed Cameras

For easier navigation and enforcement awareness, bookmark this list or use a digital mapping tool that highlights automated enforcement zones in real time.

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