Speed Alert LAHear about LA speed cameras before you reach them
Los Angeles turns on its first speed cameras on October 26, 2026. Speed Alert LA gives you a short spoken heads-up before each camera zone on your road, so you can check the posted limit without taking your eyes off the road — while you keep using Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze.
Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone.
How it works
Tap Start Drive, then just drive
- Tap Start Drive. Monitoring runs only during a drive you start, and keeps working with your iPhone locked.
- Hear the heads-up. “Speed camera zone ahead. Speed limit 35 miles per hour.” It plays through your iPhone or your car speakers.
- Tap End Drive. Location stops the moment you finish.
What you get
Built for LA roads
All 125 LA camera locations
Every camera system on LADOT’s official list, with its street segment and posted speed limit, on a map and in a list.
Only the road you’re on
Alerts follow your direction of travel, so cameras behind you or on a parallel street stay quiet.
Your voice, your distance
Pick a voice installed on your iPhone and hear alerts at 2,000, 1,300 or 800 ft.
Know the rules
A plain-English guide to warnings, fines, school zones and how to contest a notice, from official sources.
Privacy
Your drives stay on your iPhone
Camera matching happens on the device. Speed Alert LA has no account, no analytics and no tracking, and it never uploads your location or trips.
Pricing
Try it free for a week
$9.99 / month
Premium, monthly
Spoken alerts on every drive. Free for the first seven days; cancel anytime.
$99.99 / year
Premium, yearly
The same alerts for a full year, for less than twelve months of the monthly plan.
Free
Map, list, guide and demo
Browse every camera location, read the guide and try a demo drive without paying.
Drive safely
The posted speed limit is the law
Speed Alert LA is a reminder, not permission. Camera locations, speed limits and activation dates can change; always follow posted signs. Official program information: LADOT Speed Safety System.