Outside the city limits
Speed cameras in Long Beach
Long Beach isn't part of the City of Los Angeles, so LA's speed camera program doesn't cover it. Long Beach is one of the cities authorized to run its own speed camera pilot under AB 645. The closest LA city camera is on N Avalon Blvd at W Sandison St, about 2 miles away.
Coming soonWarnings onlyIssuing ticketsDirection enforcedEnforcement zone
Next door
San Pedro
- 35 mph speed limit
S Gaffey St
Coming soonBetween W 1st St and W 2nd St
2 cameras, enforcing northbound and southbound · 35 mph limit
Wilmington
- 35 mph speed limit
N Avalon Blvd
Coming soonBetween W Sandison St and E N St
2 cameras, enforcing northbound and northbound · 35 mph limit · near a school
Closest cameras
- 35 mph speed limit
Between 253rd St and 255th St
2 cameras, enforcing northbound and southbound · 35 mph limit · near a school · Harbor City
Questions people ask
- Are there speed cameras in Long Beach?
- Long Beach isn't part of the City of Los Angeles, so LA's speed camera program doesn't cover it. Long Beach is one of the cities authorized to run its own speed camera pilot under AB 645. The closest LA city camera is on N Avalon Blvd at W Sandison St, about 2 miles away.
- Are there speed cameras near Long Beach?
- Yes. Neighboring San Pedro and Wilmington have 4 cameras.
- When do LA's speed cameras start issuing tickets?
- LADOT says the first cameras switch on Oct. 26, 2026, with all of them active by the end of 2026. Each camera starts with a 60-day warning period before tickets go out.
- How fast do you have to go to get a speed camera ticket in LA?
- Cameras only flag vehicles going 11 mph or more over the posted limit. Fines start at $50 and the tickets are civil, like parking tickets, with no points on your license.