Speed cameras coming online at Philly high school Monday
More speed cameras will soon be watching drivers in Northeast Philadelphia.
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More speed cameras will soon be watching drivers in Northeast Philadelphia.
Starting Monday, Oct. 5, speed cameras will begin issuing warnings to drivers who speed past Northeast High School in Philadelphia.
Drivers will start getting tickets for parking in Smart Loading Zones without registering.
With the 30-day warning period over, drivers in Philadelphia will start receiving tickets if they park in the city's Smart Loading Zones without registering. Reporter Ray Strickland talked to drivers about the new program.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority will start enforcing more Smart Loading Zones in Center City.
A signage issue at North Broad Street forced the PPA to refund more than $1.2 million in speed camera violations for more than 12,000 drivers.
A new report from the Philadelphia Parking Authority says more than a million dollars in speed camera violations had to be refunded to suspected violators.
The PPA program uses cameras to track how long a car is in a loading zone and issues penalties if you stay too long.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is expanding its Smart Loading Zones program to more of Center City. CBS News Philadelphia's Liz Crawford has more on the program and why one Philadelphian says, "Enough is enough."
At a rally in Philadelphia Wednesday, a coalition of groups had a rally to urge the city to delay turning on new speed cameras.
Some residents who have permits to park in the area near the FIFA Fan Festival on Lemon Hill say they've gotten parking tickets in error. Others have received tickets for violations despite being outside the designated parking zone, Chilekasi Adele reports.
The 2026 Men's World Cup has brought a lot of excitement to Philadelphia, but it's also causing headaches for residents trying to park near the FIFA fan festival on Lemon Hill.
The influx of soccer fans for the 2026 Men's World Cup has brought a lot of excitement to Philadelphia, but it's also causing headaches for residents trying to park near the FIFA Fan Festival on Lemon Hill.
Road closures and construction have already begun for FIFA Fan Festival at Philadelphia's Lemon Hill. Neighbors say they're looking forward to the 39-day festival but have some concerns about the crowds and parking.
The PPA will be boosting enforcement in residential neighborhoods around the 2026 FIFA Fan Festival at Lemon Hill. Brandon Goldner explains how to keep your car from getting towed.
Drivers caught speeding in five Philadelphia school zones will now receive tickets for $100 or more thanks to a PPA program that uses cameras to monitor speed.
When the warning period for the Philadelphia Parking Authority's school-zone speed camera enforcement program comes to an end Monday, drivers caught speeding in several city school zones will be hit with fines of $100 or more.
The AI-powered cameras on SEPTA trolleys started rolling last month. Starting April 1, you can get a $51 ticket for violations.
About a third of SEPTA trolleys in Philadelphia are now equipped with artificial intelligence-powered cameras that will help SEPTA and the PPA identify and ticket cars illegally blocking the tracks.
The same technology the PPA started using last year to ticket illegally parked drivers from cameras on SEPTA buses will soon be used on trolleys.
SEPTA and the Philadelphia Parking Authority are adding artificial intelligence-powered cameras to trolleys in the city. The cameras will help identify and ticket cars that illegally block trolley routes.
Last year, the Philadelphia Parking Authority started ticketing vehicles blocking bus and trolley routes through AI-powered cameras on SEPTA buses. Now, the same technology is coming to SEPTA trolleys.
School zone speed camera enforcement begins on Tuesday, Feb. 17, with a 60-day warning period before full enforcement starts April 20.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is launching a pilot program to reduce traffic speeds and crashes around several city schools.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority will begin enforcing meters and other regulations on Tuesday.
