Washington state expands its Work Zone Speed Camera Program after issuing 65,000 infractions; starting July, first-time violators will face $125 fines.
SEATTLE — One year after launching the Work Zone Speed Camera Program, Washington state officials are marking the milestone with an update on infractions issued and a reminder about new penalties set to take effect later this year.
The Washington State Department of Transportation and the Washington State Patrol say the program, which began enforcement April 16, 2025, on Interstate 5 near Joint Base Lewis-McChord, aims to reduce speeding in active construction, maintenance and emergency zones.
In its first year, the program expanded
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