WASHINGTON STATE — Washington’s first Work Zone Speed Camera begins enforcement on Wednesday in what’s been considered a “bold step” to protect road construction workers and drivers.

S peeding is one of the leading causes of crashes in work zones, according to the Washington State Department of ...

Drivers on I-5 through DuPont will now see a trailer-mounted camera on the shoulder at the Steilacoom-DuPont Road interchange work zone. It is the first work zone speed camera on Washington State ...

The Work Zone Speed Camera Program aims to reduce speeding in active road construction ... show drivers are not slowing down,” said Washington State Secretary of Transportation Julie Meredith ...

Last year, WSDOT and WSP saw a 17% increase in work zone crashes compared to the previous year, rising from 1,377 in 2023 to ...

This in the first time WSDOT has used this technology on a state highway. It works differently than typical speed traps. One camera captures your speed at one location. About 3 miles away ...

Drivers will now have to watch their speed on certain parts of the highway in Washington. The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) announced Tuesday that speed cameras are going ...

“We’re really hoping to see a drop in speeds in this area," said Kyle Miller ... along with road and speed factors that made it a good option for the test. The two cameras track speeders ...

The program will provide a final report to the Legislature after its conclusion. For more details, visit Highway Speed Cameras or Work Zone Speed Camera Program. For updates, visit WSDOT News.

You could get a ticket if you get a lead foot on the highway going through Bothell. WSDOT says it has a work zone speed camera on eastbound State Route 522 near the Interstate 405 interchange.

This in the first time WSDOT has used this technology on a state highway. It works differently than typical speed traps. One camera captures your speed at one location. About 3 miles away ...