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Map of Wholesale District, Los Angeles: 3 speed, 5 red light, 7 plate readers and 15 traffic cameras
In Wholesale District Speed 3 Red light 0 listed · 5 unverified 5 Plate readers 7 Traffic cameras 15 Open map
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Cameras in Wholesale District

3 speed cameras, 5 unverified red light intersections, 7 mapped plate readers and 15 traffic cameras in Wholesale District.

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Which streets in Wholesale District have cameras?

23 cameras on 12 streets. Tap a street to see it on the map, its cameras in order.

  • I-10 5 traffic at Cesar Chavez
    west of I-5
    at Channing Street
    at Griffith/San Pedro
    at Maple Ave
  • 1st St 4 red light at Clarence St, unverified
    at Utah St, unverified
    at Anderson St, unverified
    at Mission Rd, unverified
  • I-5 4 traffic at SB 5 to WB 10 CONN
    at Fourth St
    at Daly St
    at Main St Off Ramp
  • US-101 4 traffic at Whittier Blvd
    at East Fourth St
    at First St
    at Vignes St
  • S San Pedro St 2 speed · 1 red light E 17th St to E 15th St, under construction
    E 6th St to Winston St, under construction
    at Washington Blvd, unverified
  • I-110 2 traffic at Hill Street Exit
    at Between Tunnel 1 and 2
  • Anderson St 1 red light at 1st St, unverified
  • Clarence St 1 red light at 1st St, unverified
  • E 4th St 1 speed S Pecan St to S Boyle Ave, under construction
  • Mission Rd 1 red light at 1st St, unverified
  • Utah St 1 red light at 1st St, unverified
  • Washington Blvd 1 red light at San Pedro St, unverified

7 plate readers name no street: see them below.

Speed cameras in Wholesale District

3 speed camera locations on E 4th St and S San Pedro St.

All 3 speed cameras in Wholesale District

Red light cameras in Wholesale District

None from the city. The City of Los Angeles red light camera program ended on Jul 31, 2011. LA Metro lists 5 intersections (through Feb 2020) here, unverified, from public records. Each is pinned on the map.

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License plate readers in Wholesale District

7 plate readers are on the map inside Wholesale District. 4 carry the Flock Safety tag. 12 more are just outside.

ZIP 90012 has the most plate readers (4), then 90021 (2) and 90023 (1).

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How to read this list

WhereMaker tag and operatorFacingFirst mapped
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90012 · Show on map Flock Safety Run by: California State Parks Faces north-northeast (as mapped) Nov 12, 2025
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90012 · Show on map Flock Safety Run by: California State Parks Faces west-southwest (as mapped) Mar 13, 2026
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90012 · Show on map Neology, Inc. Run by: Los Angeles Union Station Faces west-northwest (as mapped) Jun 15, 2026
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90012 · Show on map Neology, Inc. Run by: Los Angeles Union Station Faces east-southeast (as mapped) Jun 15, 2026
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90021 · Show on map Flock Safety Run by: Not listed yet Faces north (as mapped) Jun 30, 2026
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90021 · Show on map Flock Safety Run by: Not listed yet Faces north (as mapped) Oct 21, 2026
Wholesale District Near ZIP 90023 · Show on map Maker not listed yet Run by: Los Angeles Police Department Faces south-southeast (as mapped) Aug 1, 2025

What the plate readers in Wholesale District keep

Records
The plate of each car that passes, with the time and place. Often a photo of the car.
Run by
Tagged ones include California State Parks (2).
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.

Cameras just outside Wholesale District

Just outside the boundary: 3 speed cameras, 12 plate readers and 15 traffic cameras.

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

Areas near Wholesale District

Red light: some unverified (public records).

Downtown 1 speed . 5 red light · unverified . 2 plate readers . 7 traffic .
Chinatown 1 traffic .
Boyle Heights 3 speed . 1 red light · unverified . 3 plate readers . 10 traffic .
Angelino Heights 2 traffic .

Speed camera pages nearby: Boyle Heights (3)

Also near Wholesale District: Little Tokyo · Historic Filipinotown · Central

Camera tickets near Wholesale District

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.

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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.

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

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