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Work Zone Speeding Fines Rise | Seattle News
Starting July 1, speeding in Washington work zones now means a $125 ticket—no warnings for first-timers. Cameras on trailers are rolling out across highways, especially near Joint Base Lewis-McChord, where speeds dropped sharply. The goal? Keep workers safe—crashes here have been fatal. Cameras snap photos and license plates, reviewed by troopers before tickets are mailed. No impact on your driving record, but unpaid fines can delay registration. By 2027, 15 camera setups are planned, including new ones in eastern WA. The program’s projected to raise millions over six years, funding safety…
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