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Cameras in Watts
3 speed cameras, 2 unverified red light intersections and 1 mapped plate reader in Watts.
Plate readers © OpenStreetMap contributors · Caltrans (CC BY) · © OpenMapTiles
What is inside Watts, by camera type.
Watts: 6 cameras listed or mapped. Nearby: Green Meadows 2, Century Palms/Cove 12, Willowbrook 5 and Florence-Firestone 1.
Which streets in Watts have cameras?
5 cameras on 4 streets. Tap a street to see it on the map, its cameras in order.
- Grandee Ave 1 speed · 2 red light E Century Blvd to E 108th St, under construction
at Century Blvd, unverified
at 103rd St, unverified - 103rd St 1 speed · 1 red light Fifth Blvd (midblock) to Grandee Ave, under construction
at Grandee Ave, unverified - Century Blvd 1 red light at Grandee Ave, unverified
- Wilmington Ave 1 speed E 110th St to E 113th St, under construction
1 plate reader names no street: see them below.
Speed cameras in Watts
3 speed camera locations on Grandee Ave, E 103rd St and Wilmington Ave.
Red light cameras in Watts
None from the city. The City of Los Angeles red light camera program ended on Jul 31, 2011. LA Metro lists 2 intersections (through Feb 2020) here, unverified, from public records. Each is pinned on the map.
Red light cameras in Los Angeles → · Red light cameras by state →
License plate readers in Watts
1 plate reader is on the map inside Watts. 4 more are just outside.
License plate readers by maker →
| Where | Maker tag and operator | Facing | First mapped |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watts Near ZIP 90262 · Show on map | Motorola Solutions Run by: Not listed yet | Faces south-southeast (as mapped) | Jul 18, 2025 |
What the plate readers in Watts keep
- 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.
- 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.
Traffic cameras in Watts
None inside. Nearest: I-105 at Wilmington Ave, 500 ft outside.
Cameras just outside Watts
Just outside the boundary: 2 speed cameras, 4 plate readers and 1 traffic camera.
- Speed camera · S Central Ave (15-2) on the boundary
- Plate reader · South Gate 150 ft
- Traffic camera · I-105 East at Wilmington Ave 500 ft
- Plate reader · Lynwood 0.1 mi
- Plate reader · Lynwood 0.3 mi
- Plate reader · South Gate 0.3 mi
- Speed camera · S Central Ave (9-9) 0.4 mi
Areas near Watts
Red light: some unverified (public records).
Also near Watts: Walnut Park · Athens Village · Rosewood
Camera tickets near Watts
In Los Angeles, speed cameras follow a state law, AB 645. The city's first 60 days of enforcement send warnings only. So do the first 60 days on each street it adds later.
After that, a ticket is a fine with no points on your license. Fines and how to respond.
Know when cameras in Watts change.
Free email alerts for cameras on your routes that start issuing tickets. One summary email a month.
- In your monthly summary: the day a camera near you starts issuing tickets
- New cameras mapped or reported near you
- What plate readers keep, and who runs them
- Your street, your distance, the camera types you pick
156,883 cameras listed or mapped so far.
Sources and updates
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
- LA Metro: red light intersections, unverified, from public records (through Feb 2020) · records copy
- US Census Bureau TIGER/Line: roads 2024, where each listed red light intersection is pinned (public domain)
- 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).
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