Washington to Install Cameras to Reduce Work Zone Crashes
Washington averages over 1,300 work zone crashes annually, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) . In 2023, there were eight fatal crashes in work zones across the state, while another 28 caused serious injuries. Speeding was a factor in about a third of those crashes.
Ticket-triggering speed cameras coming soon to Washington’s roadside construction zones
Trailer-mounted speed cameras will be used at construction sites throughout Washington state. Drivers could get a $248 ticket for failing to follow reduced speed limits in construction zones. WSDOT Courtesy to The Bellingham Herald
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