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Map of West Virginia: 242 plate readers
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Cameras in West Virginia

242 mapped plate readers. Speed cameras are banned by state law.

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Speed cameras in West Virginia

State law bans speed cameras in West Virginia, with the exceptions the law lists.

Red light cameras in West Virginia

State law bans red light cameras in West Virginia, with the exceptions the law lists.

West Virginia red light camera ticket rules

License plate readers in West Virginia

242 plate readers mapped in 45 cities and towns of West Virginia. 192 carry the Flock Safety maker tag.

The sharing lists agencies post show 6 public agencies in West Virginia sharing plate-reader data with other organizations. See who shares with whom · Sharing data: EyesOnFlock (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Traffic cameras in West Virginia

No traffic camera feed is listed for West Virginia yet.

Camera law in West Virginia

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

Prohibited by state law (W. Va. Code § 17C-6-7a).

Speed and red light programs in West Virginia

No speed or red light camera program is listed in West Virginia.

Camera tickets in West Virginia

No speed or red light camera program is listed in West Virginia, so there are no ticket steps to show. If a camera notice arrives, follow its instructions and deadline.

West Virginia camera questions

Does West Virginia have speed cameras?

State law bans speed cameras in West Virginia, with the exceptions the law lists.

Are red light cameras legal in West Virginia?

State law bans red light cameras in West Virginia, with the exceptions the law lists.

Where are Flock cameras in West Virginia?

192 plate readers tagged Flock Safety are on the map in West Virginia. The Flock page for West Virginia lists them by city.

Camera alerts

Know when cameras in West 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

242 cameras listed or mapped in West 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.

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

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