About SpeedCams.us

Our Mission

SpeedCams.us organizes documented traffic-enforcement camera coordinates from open sources. Our goal is to make locations, source limitations and state-level rules easier to inspect without presenting community summaries as exact devices.

Who We Are

SpeedCams.us is an independent SpeedCams US public-information project. It organizes open camera-location records, explains the limits of each source, and makes state enforcement information easier to inspect.

Why This Site Exists

Camera coordinates, operating status and legal rules are spread across community mapping, city portals and state sources. This site brings those records into one searchable interface while keeping source provenance and uncertainty visible.

SpeedCams.us is not anti-camera or pro-camera. We present the facts and let you draw your own conclusions. Our data comes from official government sources, open data portals, and community contributions.

Data Methodology

Our camera location data is aggregated from multiple official and community sources, including OpenStreetMap, city open data portals (Chicago, DC, San Francisco, and more), and state DOT publications. We run automated data pipelines to fetch, merge, deduplicate, and geocode camera locations. Our legal data is researched from state statutes, NCSL publications, and official government sources.

For full details on our data sources, coverage, and methodology, see our Data Sources page.

Contact

For data corrections, media inquiries, or general questions, please reach out at info@speedcams.us.