Albany, NY — According to city officials, Albany's school zone speeding cameras have resulted in $3.24 million in fines since their implementation.

ALBANY, N.Y. (WNYT)- School zone speed cameras went active in 2024. Since then more than 146,000 tickets have been issued to speeding motorists. Related: A total of $5.25M has been made in revenue.

Albany’s school zone speeding cameras have already led to $3.24 million in tickets, the city said. The speed limits are enforced between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. on school days.

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School zone speeding cameras have led to $3 million worth of tickets in an Upstate New York city, according to a new report. WNYT reports Albany drivers have been ticketed $3.24 million ...

CITYWIDE AND ALBANY — THE CITY’S SCHOOL ZONE SPEED CAMERA PROGRAM has been extended through 2030, now that Governor Kathy Hochul has signed legislation to strengthen the safety program.

Albany School of Humanities (108 Whitehall Road): July 7, 2025-August 15, 2025 cameras will be active from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

The posted speed limit in Albany school zones is 20 mph, with the city’s maximum speed limit of 25 mph. Drivers must yield to any pedestrians in the roadway or crosswalks.

ALBANY — The academic year is ending for most city school students on Friday, but the district’s contingent of summer school students will still be protected by the city’s speed enforcement ...