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Map of Washington: 2,637 plate readers, 116 speed and red light cameras and 468 traffic cameras
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Cameras in Washington

2,637 mapped plate readers, and on official lists 77 speed camera locations, 39 red light camera locations and 468 traffic cameras.

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Washington, by camera type.

What each count includes

Speed cameras: From official lists, all on the map.

Red light cameras: From official lists, all on the map.

Plate readers: 2,160 tagged Flock Safety, 477 another maker or none.

Traffic cameras: From King County Road Services (King County GIS) and City of Seattle, Seattle Department of Transportation.

Speed cameras in Washington

25 speed camera programs are running or approved in Washington. 4 more programs listed, not yet verified.

77 speed camera locations on official lists, all on the map.

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

Red light cameras in Washington

19 red light camera programs are running or approved in Washington. 2 more programs listed, not yet verified.

39 red light camera locations on official lists, all on the map.

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

Washington red light camera ticket rules

Traffic cameras in Washington

From King County Road Services (King County GIS) and City of Seattle, Seattle Department of Transportation.

Cities in Washington with a camera page, A to Z

Camera law in Washington

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

RCW 46.63 as amended by HB 2384 (2024): school, park, hospital zones, school walk zones, work zones, high-crash locations, state highways in cities.

Speed and red light programs in Washington

ProgramCamera typeStatus
Seattle 99 locations listed by City of Seattle, Seattle Department of Transportation Speed and red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Auburn Speed RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Bellevue Official location list Speed RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Bellingham Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Bothell School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Burien Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Des Moines School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Edgewood School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Edmonds School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Everett School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Federal Way School-zone speed RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Washington highway work zones Work-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Issaquah School-zone speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Kent Speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Kirkland School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Lake Forest Park Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Lakewood School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Longview Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Lynnwood Speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Milton Speed RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Mukilteo Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Poulsbo Speed RunningAs of Nov 2025 Source
Redmond School-zone speed RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Renton School-zone speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Spokane School-zone speed RunningAs of Jan 2026 Source
Washington state highways Speed Listed program · not yet verified
Tacoma 7 locations listed by City of Tacoma, Public Works Speed RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Tukwila Speed RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Woodinville School-zone speed Warning periodAs of Sep 2026 Source
Bellevue Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Bellingham Red light Listed program · not yet verified
Bremerton Red light RunningAs of Apr 2026 Source
Edmonds Red light RunningAs of Apr 2025 Source
Everett Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Federal Way Red light RunningAs of Oct 2026 Source
Fife Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Kent Red light RunningChecked Oct 24, 2026 Source
Lake Forest Park Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Lakewood Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Lynnwood Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Milton Red light RunningAs of Dec 2025 Source
Mountlake Terrace Red light Listed program · not yet verified
Pasco Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Poulsbo Red light RunningAs of Nov 2025 Source
Puyallup Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Renton Red light RunningChecked Oct 23, 2026 Source
Spokane Red light RunningAs of Jan 2026 Source
Tacoma 9 locations listed by City of Tacoma, Public Works Red light RunningAs of Aug 2026 Source
Wenatchee Red light RunningChecked Oct 24, 2026 Source

Camera tickets in Washington

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.

Washington camera questions

Does Washington have speed cameras?

Yes. 25 speed camera programs are running or approved in Washington. 4 more programs listed, not yet verified.

Are red light cameras legal in Washington?

Yes. 19 red light camera programs are running or approved in Washington. 2 more programs listed, not yet verified.

Where are Flock cameras in Washington?

2,160 plate readers tagged Flock Safety are on the map in Washington. The Flock page for Washington lists them by city.

Camera alerts

Know when cameras in Washington 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

3,221 cameras listed or mapped in Washington so far.

How camera alerts work

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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 6 programs marked "Listed program · not yet verified" that rest only on its lists
  • King County Road Services (King County GIS): Camera locations: King County. Read November 7, 2026.
  • City of Seattle, Seattle Department of Transportation: Camera locations: City of Seattle (SDOT). Read November 7, 2026.
  • City of Seattle, Seattle Department of Transportation: Camera locations: City of Seattle (SDOT). Read November 7, 2026.
  • City of Tacoma, Public Works: Camera locations: City of Tacoma. Read November 7, 2026. The information and data made available here has been modified for use from its original source, which is the City of Tacoma. The City of Tacoma makes no claims as to the completeness, accuracy, or timeliness of any information and data contained in this application; makes no representation of any kind, including, but not limited to, warranty of the accuracy or fitness for a particular use; nor are any such warranties to be implied or inferred with respect to the information or data furnished herein. The information and data is subject to change without notice. It is understood that the information and data contained in the web site is being used at user’s own risk.

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

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