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Does Fresno Have Speed Cameras?

Fresno is not one of the six cities authorized under AB 645, California's speed camera pilot. Here is what that means if you got a ticket.

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Speed Cameras and Fresno

Status as of October 7, 2026: No program. Fresno is not one of the six cities AB 645 authorizes, and no other California law authorizes city speed cameras in Fresno.

California allows automated speed cameras only where the Vehicle Code says so. AB 645 names six cities (Los Angeles, San Jose, Oakland, Glendale, Long Beach and San Francisco), SB 1297 covers Malibu’s stretch of Pacific Coast Highway, and AB 289 lets Caltrans use up to 35 cameras in state highway work zones, ticketing only when workers are present. None of these is a Fresno city program. Separately, the Fresno City Council approved a resolution on June 25, 2026 to set up a future red light camera pilot under SB 720; that is a red light program, not speed cameras.

Fines

No AB 645 speed camera fines apply in Fresno. A speeding ticket from an officer in Fresno is a court infraction: under the Judicial Council’s 2026 bail schedule, the total is about $234 for 1 to 15 mph over, $363 for 16 to 25 mph over, and $486 for 26 mph or more over. Fresno County is one of the counties allowed to charge more than the schedule, so check the amount on your notice.

If You Received a Notice

Look at who sent it. A notice to appear from the Fresno County Superior Court is a court citation, and you can usually contest it by Trial by Written Declaration (Vehicle Code 40902). A notice that asks you to pay a private company, does not name a court or a city agency, or pushes you to pay through a link should be checked against the court’s or agency’s official website before you pay anything.

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How TicketClear Helps

If you have an officer-issued speeding ticket in Fresno County, TicketClear prepares a Trial by Written Declaration from your answers, with the TR-205 form and mailing instructions for the court. You review, sign and mail it yourself. TicketClear is not a law firm and does not give legal advice.

Speed Camera Ticket FAQ — Fresno

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Last checked October 7, 2026. Program dates can change; the notice you received controls.

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