Speeding

Street racing is revving up in Buffalo as temperatures rise. Local leaders are reminding folks: safety comes first, or else.

It seems like it is the year of the cameras in New York State. The New York State Traffic Commission announced there will be more automated speeding ticket cameras AND 600 cameras will be added to red lights in 2026.

Ever thought one mile over the limit was no big deal? Think again! New penalties are here to keep our roads safer.

Picture this: speeding cars becoming a thing of the past, thanks to smart technology. New legislation is on the horizon.

If you get caught speeding on any of these 18 roads in New York State this week, you will get an automatic speeding ticket.

Imagine cars that won’t let you speed—lawmakers are pushing for devices that could keep troublemakers in check on our roads.

You have to pay a company in Pennsylvania when you get a ticket sent to your house from the automated cameras on the Thruway in New York State.

Governor Kathy Hochul wants to make work zone speed cameras that automatically ticket New Yorkers a permanent fixture in the state.

After fielding several complaints about a cameras being used to control speed in construction zones, it appears that NYS Police have taken over enforcement.

The NYSDOT and the NYSTA are imposing fines against vehicles caught speeding in a construction work zones all across New York State