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Speed Cameras & Red Light Cameras in Connecticut

We currently document 13 enforcement-camera locations in Connecticut across 6 mapped cities. Locations come from cited open-data sources and do not by themselves confirm that a device is currently issuing citations.

13
Documented Locations
13
Speed Cameras
0
Red Light Cameras
RESTRICTED
Legal Status

Documented Camera Map

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Camera Types

Speed Camera: 13

City Coverage in Connecticut

Every linked page is backed by documented coordinates, an IIHS community-program record, or both.

Documented Locations in Connecticut

TypeAddress / LocationSpeed LimitDirectionSource
Speed Camera41.5000, -72.9659WOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.0435, -73.611530 mphOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.5503, -72.690735 mphSWOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.5505, -72.689835 mphNEOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.5636, -72.677230 mphEOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.5638, -72.677030 mphWOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.5625, -72.710125 mphEOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.5626, -72.710125 mphWOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.2486, -73.045030 mphNOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.2890, -72.9245OpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.6399, -72.473730 mphSEOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.6403, -72.473830 mphNOpenStreetMap
Speed Camera41.7842, -72.757430 mphNWOpenStreetMap

Camera Laws in Connecticut

IIHS state-law summary updated 2026-08.

View the IIHS source table

Speed cameras

RESTRICTED
Permitted
yes, by state law and local ordinance
Where cameras may operate
work zones on highways with posted speed limits of 45 mph or greater, school zones, pedestrian safety zones, and DOT approved locations
Reported penalties
work zone violations: warning for first offense, $75 for second or subsequent offense within one year, $75 for 85 mph or greater; not listed on driving record nor used for insurance purposes; other violations: $50 for first offense, $75 for second or subsequent offense
IIHS reports cameras in place
Yes

Red-light cameras

RESTRICTED
Permitted
yes, by state law and local ordinance
Where cameras may operate
school zones, pedestrian safety zones, and DOT approved locations
Reported penalties
maximum fine of $50 plus maximum processing fee of $15 for first offense, maximum fine of $75 plus maximum processing fee of $15 for subsequent offense
IIHS reports cameras in place
Yes

This is a statewide reference, not legal advice. Local ordinances, agency rules and the issuing notice may add requirements or different fine amounts.

Got a Camera Ticket in Connecticut?

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