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Speed Cameras in Work Zones | Boise News
Starting July 1, Washington drivers speeding in work zones face a $125 fine—aimed at protecting construction crews and slashing crashes. Since cameras rolled out last spring, speeding dropped from 60% to under 10% in some areas. Over 85,000 warnings issued last year, mostly to first-timers, show the program’s impact. With 15 new cameras set to deploy by 2027 and $138M projected in revenue over six years, the state’s safety push includes mandatory work zone courses for new drivers and small fuel tax hikes—all before the program ends in 2030. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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