Red Light Cameras - LA county (Los Angeles, Long Beach: school, place to live, law)

[quizzer25]

Thanks to all of you who are responding as I want to know all the cities in LA county that have the photocameras enforced.

So for there are

Culver city
Valencia
Long Beach
West Hollywood

Doesnt Have
Santa Monica
Beverly Hills (mostly)

Unknown
Cerritos
ElSegundo
Torrance

[disgruntled la native]

After some research, I don't think Cerritos, Torrance, or El Segundo have them either.


And add "city of LA" and the VA to don't have.

Metro stops to "have"

[bpeeps]

Originally Posted by quizzer25

Thank you both.

I maybe relocating to LA county in the near future. I want to avoid cities (Culver and West Hollywood for now) with redlight cameras as much as possible.

I want to know if there are any more cities in LA county with photo enforced lights.

Avoiding red light cameras is fairly easy. Don't run red lights.

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Originally Posted by bpeeps

Avoiding red light cameras is fairly easy. Don't run red lights.

But OTOH, the length of yellows is often shortened in order to trap motorists, so it's more a case of running the yellows than the reds.

Of course, there are a lot of people who fallaciously believe that a yellow means they need to stab the gas, which is also wrong and dangerous.

[Taiko]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

But OTOH, the length of yellows is often shortened in order to trap motorists, so it's more a case of running the yellows than the reds.
Of course, there are a lot of people who fallaciously believe that a yellow means they need to stab the gas, which is also wrong and dangerous.

When El Monte got rid of theirs it was said the real effect of the cameras were panic stops in situations SoCal drivers would normally go in. Causing a spike in rear ender accidents with no change in intersection T boning.

[quizzer25]

Originally Posted by disgruntled la native

After some research, I don't think Cerritos, Torrance, or El Segundo have them either.


And add "city of LA" and the VA to don't have.

Metro stops to "have"

Thank you once again.

Metro stops mean rail road crossings? How different are they from normal photo enforced lights?

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Any of you hear John and Ken this afternoon? John was ranting about freeway onramp lights and how he simply runs them.

[West of Encino]

Originally Posted by disgruntled la native

After some research, I don't think Cerritos, Torrance, or El Segundo have them either.


And add "city of LA" and the VA to don't have.

Metro stops to "have"

Yes, Cerritos does have them especially around the shopping center.

[West of Encino]

Originally Posted by quizzer25

Thank you once again.

Metro stops mean rail road crossings? How different are they from normal photo enforced lights?

Yes, they're almost at every railroad crossing in LA County. Don't see any difference.

[quizzer25]

Originally Posted by West of Encino

Yes, Cerritos does have them especially around the shopping center.

Updated the list

Have:
Culver city
Valencia
Long Beach
West Hollywood
Cerritos

Doesnt Have:
Santa Monica
Beverly Hills (mostly)
ElSegundo
Torrance
Glendale
Pasadena

How about Burbank?