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Speed Cameras on Route 58 in Suffolk: Fines Kick In After Warning Period Ends

00:00 - Intro 00:22 - Speed Cameras on Route 58 in Suffolk: Fines Kick In After Warning Period Ends 02:20 - Route 58 Suffolk Speed Cameras: $100 Fines Start July 17 - Work Zone Enforcement 04:36 - $100 Fine Alert! What New York Drivers Need to Know About Automated Work Zone Cameras 1. Speed Cameras on Route 58 in Suffolk: Fines Kick In After Warning Period Ends In this video, we dive into the latest update on Suffolk's traffic enforcement: the 45-day warning period for speed cameras on Route 58 has officially ended. Now, drivers exceeding the speed limit at the SPSA interchange face $100 fines instead of just warnings. We'll break down the city's broader initiative, which includes red light, school zone, and work zone cameras, all aimed at curbing speeding and improving road safety. Hear from local voices like truck driver Calvin Johnson, who calls the fines excessive amid existing tolls and taxes, and motorist Kobie Hunt, who believes they could reduce reckless driving. We'll also feature Johnica Brown's perspective on how these measures might prevent accidents by slowing traffic. Learn how the cameras work—they only capture images of speeding vehicles, with evidence reviewed by the Suffolk Police Department for mailed violations. Plus, we'll discuss the signage alerting drivers and what this means for everyday commuters. Stay informed on how these changes could affect your daily drive and explore tips for safer road habits. Keywords like speed cameras, Route 58, Suffolk fines, and traffic safety are covered to help you understand this important development. 2. Route 58 Suffolk Speed Cameras: $100 Fines Start July 17 - Work Zone Enforcement Starting July 17, 2025, speeding drivers in Suffolk's Route 58 work zone face $100 fines from automated cameras. After a 45-day warning period ending July 16, the speed enforcement cameras are now issuing penalties on both eastbound and westbound lanes near the SPSA landfill interchange project. This safety initiative targets a high-traffic corridor where reduced speeds protect road workers and drivers. The cameras were initially activated on June 2 with warning notices mailed to violators during the grace period. The ongoing interchange improvements include building a flyover to streamline landfill access. Drivers should watch for advance signage and obey speed limits through this construction area to avoid fines. 3. $100 Fine Alert! What New York Drivers Need to Know About Automated Work Zone Cameras New York State drivers, beware! You could face a $100 fine and points on your license if caught speeding in work zones. Automated cameras are set up across the state, and you might not even know you’ve been ticketed until it arrives in your mailbox. In this video, we break down everything you need to know about these fines, including how they work, where the cameras are located, and how to avoid getting penalized. We’ll also discuss the fine structure: $50 for the first violation, $75 for the second, and $100 for subsequent violations within 18 months. Plus, we’ll explore why tickets are processed in Pennsylvania and whether these automated tickets are a scam. Stay informed and drive safely! Keywords: New York State, speeding fines, work zone cameras, automated tickets, traffic violations, driving laws, NY traffic fines, avoid tickets, driver safety, NY work zones.