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Cameras in Virginia

3,408 mapped plate readers, and on official lists 1 traffic camera.

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Virginia, by camera type.

What each count includes

Plate readers: 3,078 tagged Flock Safety, 330 another maker or none. 7 more listed by Pittsylvania County, counted apart.

Traffic cameras: From State of Maryland (MD iMAP).

Speed cameras in Virginia

48 speed camera programs are running or approved in Virginia.

71 speed cameras are on the map, counted apart from official lists.

Red light cameras in Virginia

12 red light camera programs are running or approved in Virginia. 3 more programs listed, not yet verified.

64 red light cameras are on the map, counted apart from official lists.

Virginia red light camera ticket rules

License plate readers in Virginia

3,408 plate readers mapped in 267 cities and towns of Virginia. 3,078 carry the Flock Safety maker tag.

7 more plate readers are on agency lists (Pittsylvania County), counted apart.

The sharing lists agencies post show 152 public agencies in Virginia sharing plate-reader data with other organizations. See who shares with whom · Sharing data: EyesOnFlock (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Traffic cameras in Virginia

From State of Maryland (MD iMAP).

Camera law in Virginia

The law in Virginia, in short (as of Oct 2026):

Va. Code § 15.2-968.1 red light (citation not yet confirmed); § 46.2-882.1 speed: school crossing zones, work zones, high-risk intersection segments, PD8 safety red zones.

Speed and red light programs in Virginia

ProgramCamera typeStatus
Norfolk Official location list Speed and red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Albemarle County School-zone speed RunningAs of Jul 2025 Source
Alexandria School-zone speed RunningAs of Sep 2025 Source
Altavista School-zone speed RunningAs of Jul 2025 Source
Arlington County School-zone speed RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Blacksburg School-zone speed RunningAs of Sep 2026 Source
Bluefield School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Bridgewater School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Bristol School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Charles City County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Charlottesville School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Chesapeake School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Chesterfield School-zone speed RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Crozet School-zone speed RunningAs of Jul 2025 Source
Fairfax City School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Fairfax County School-zone speed RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Falls Church School-zone speed RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Fauquier County School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Fredericksburg School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Front Royal School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Greene County School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Hampton School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Harrisonburg Work-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Virginia highway work zones Work-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
Hopewell School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2025 Source
James City County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
King William County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Leesburg School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Madison County School-zone speed ApprovedAs of Sep 2025 Source
Manassas School-zone speed RunningAs of Jul 2026 Source
Martinsville School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
New Kent County School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Orange County School-zone speed RunningAs of Aug 2025 Source
Petersburg School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Portsmouth School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Prince William County School-zone speed RunningAs of Jun 2025 Source
Rappahannock County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Richmond School-zone speed RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Smyth County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Southampton County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Spotsylvania County School-zone speed RunningAs of Nov 2025 Source
Stafford County School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Suffolk School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Sussex County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Virginia Beach Official location list School-zone speed RunningAs of Feb 2026 Source
Winchester School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Wythe County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
York County School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Alexandria Red light RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Arlington County Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Chesapeake Red light RunningAs of Sep 2026 Source
Fairfax City Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Falls Church Red light Warning periodAs of Oct 2026 Source
Hampton Red light RunningChecked Oct 24, 2026 Source
Manassas Red light RunningAs of Jul 2026 Source
Newport News Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Petersburg Red light Listed program · not yet verified
Portsmouth Red light Listed program · not yet verified
Richmond Red light RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Suffolk Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Virginia Beach Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
York County Red light Listed program · not yet verified

Camera tickets in Virginia

Follow the instructions and the deadline on the notice. The notice names the program that sent it. Each program sets its own pay and contest steps.

Virginia camera questions

Does Virginia have speed cameras?

Yes. 48 speed camera programs are running or approved in Virginia.

Are red light cameras legal in Virginia?

Yes. 12 red light camera programs are running or approved in Virginia. 3 more programs listed, not yet verified.

Where are Flock cameras in Virginia?

3,078 plate readers tagged Flock Safety are on the map in Virginia. The Flock page for Virginia lists them by city.

Camera alerts

Know when cameras in Virginia 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

3,409 cameras listed or mapped in Virginia so far.

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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.

  • OpenStreetMap contributors: plate readers, speed and red light cameras, data as of Nov 7, 2026; ODbL 1.0
  • City and state program pages: the city and state program pages listed with each row; programs marked "Listed program · not yet verified" have no current program page confirmed yet
  • IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety): lists of cities and counties with camera programs, for the 3 programs marked "Listed program · not yet verified" that rest only on its lists
  • Pittsylvania County, Virginia: Camera locations: Pittsylvania County Sheriff's Office. Read November 7, 2026.
  • State of Maryland (MD iMAP), from MDOT State Highway Administration CHART: Camera locations: State of Maryland (MD iMAP), MDOT SHA CHART, list as of Jan 30, 2023. Read November 7, 2026.

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

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