Red Light Cameras

The Red Light Camera program was enacted in 2005 by the Pennsylvania State Legislature after a report was released naming certain intersections along Roosevelt Boulevard as among the most dangerous roads in the nation. Since the program’s start in 2005, all intersections in which red-light cameras are installed have seen immediate and substantial reductions in red-light running violations. 

The PPA’s 2024 Annual Red Light Camera Report has been released:

View Full Report

*Previous reports can be found at the bottom of this page.*

NOTICES BEGINNING WITH “RL”
VIEW YOUR RED LIGHT CAMERA VIOLATION
CLICK BELOW

View Violation

NOTICES BEGINNING WITH “536”
ISSUED WITHIN 30 DAYS
(NOT OVERDUE)

Pay Violation

ISSUED AFTER 30 DAYS
(OVERDUE)

Pay Violation

Did you lose your red light camera ticket?

Please email [email protected] and have your license plate number readily available.

Do you want to dispute your red light camera violation?

Red light camera violation disputes are administered by Philadelphia’s Office of Administrative Review. To dispute your red light camera violation, please follow the instructions indicated on the violation. You may request a hearing within 30 days of the date on your Notice of Violation. If you don’t make a payment or request a hearing within 30 days of the date of your Notice of Violation, you will lose your right to a hearing and additional penalties will be added to your original fine.

If you already scheduled a hearing to dispute your red light camera violation, you may attend the hearing virtually on the date and time through the link below.

Attend Virtual Hearing

NOTE: Please Join with meeting ID 821 0629 5023, passcode: 756613. Identify yourself to access the hearing and confirm attendance.

Red Light Camera Locations

Interactive Map

Red Light Camera Reports