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Red Light Cameras and Speed Cameras near MTA Railroad Crossings in Los Angeles
In addition to the general red light and speed camera locations, there are specific cameras installed near MTA railroad crossings to ensure safety and compliance with traffic laws. Here are some key locations where these cameras can be found:
MTA Railroad Crossing Cameras:
- Downtown Los Angeles
- Alameda Street at 1st Street
- Washington Boulevard at Long Beach Avenue
- Hollywood
- Hollywood Boulevard at Cahuenga Boulevard (near Hollywood/Vine Metro station)
- West Los Angeles
- Exposition Boulevard at Crenshaw Boulevard (near Expo/Crenshaw Metro station)
- San Fernando Valley
- Van Nuys Boulevard at San Fernando Road (near Van Nuys Metrolink station)
- South Los Angeles
- Slauson Avenue at Long Beach Avenue (near Slauson Metro station)
- East Los Angeles
- Atlantic Boulevard at Beverly Boulevard (near Atlantic Metro station)
Purpose and Benefits:
These cameras are strategically placed near railroad crossings to enhance safety by:
- Monitoring and deterring red-light violations at crossings.
- Ensuring vehicles do not stop on the tracks.
- Reducing the risk of accidents between trains and vehicles.
Other Notable Locations:
- High Traffic Areas near MTA Lines
- Areas with significant pedestrian and vehicular traffic near Metro stations and railroad crossings.
By integrating these cameras near MTA railroad crossings, Los Angeles aims to enhance overall traffic safety, reduce violations, and prevent accidents at these critical points.
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