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Cameras in Northeast San Gabriel

1 mapped plate reader in Northeast San Gabriel.

What is inside Northeast San Gabriel, by camera type.

Northeast San Gabriel: 1 camera listed or mapped. Nearby: Temple City 14, East Pasadena 5, San Gabriel 23 and San Marino 42.

Speed cameras in Northeast San Gabriel

None inside Northeast San Gabriel. The nearest is on Huntington Dr (14-7), 5.8 mi outside the boundary.

No red light camera program is listed here.

1 plate reader is on the map inside Northeast San Gabriel. 1 carry the Flock Safety tag. 38 more are just outside.

Where	Maker tag and operator	Facing	First mapped
Northeast San Gabriel Near ZIP 91775 · Show on map	Flock Safety Run by: Not listed yet	Faces east-northeast (as mapped)	Apr 21, 2026

Records: The plate of each car that passes, with the time and place. Often a photo of the car.
Run by: Not listed yet.
Kept for: Not published on the map. Each operator sets its own. Flock Safety’s FAQ: “Flock recommends a 7-day default.”
Who sees it: Whoever runs it, and those it shares with. In California, a public agency may share only with other public agencies in the state.
How to ask: Read the operator's policy. California requires one. Or ask the city for its records.

None inside. Nearest: I-210 at East Colorado, 1.2 mi outside.

Just outside the boundary: 38 plate readers.

The closest 4 of each type. See them all on the map.

Temple City 14 plate readers .

East Pasadena 3 plate readers . 2 traffic .

San Gabriel 22 plate readers . 1 traffic .

San Marino 42 plate readers .

No speed camera program is listed here. The nearest is in Los Angeles: fines and how to respond.

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How this page was made: CamsAhead writes each page type once, then fills it with this place's data from the sources below.

LADOT: speed camera list, checked Nov 7, 2026
OpenStreetMap contributors: plate readers (surveillance:type=ALPR), data as of Nov 7, 2026; ODbL 1.0
Caltrans CWWP2: Districts 6 and 7 camera list, updated daily, last Nov 7, 2026; CC BY
Flock Safety FAQ: the default retention quoted in What they keep, read Oct 24, 2026
California Civil Code §1798.90.51: the use and privacy policy rule for plate readers
California Civil Code §1798.90.55: the rule on who a public agency may share reads with

Plate reader points are mapped by OpenStreetMap volunteers (data as of November 7, 2026).