The city of Albuquerque has added four new speed cameras this week.The new additions are a part of the city expanding its Automated Speed Enforcement program. In 2022, the city began installing the cameras to help address widespread and dangerous speeding on various streets around Albuquerque. City data is now showing significant changes in driver behavior, with both average speeds and the number of drivers speeding decreasing due to the city contracting with a new vendor, Elovate, in 2025.Speed enforcement cameras are now in 29 critical locations around the city that were selected using a mix of crash data, the High Fatality and Injury Network map, and local input. Officials say since the program began, nearly 600,000 citations have been issued.The department says new speed cameras are live, and issuing citations will begin this week at:Broadway Blvd. SE (NM-47) between Iron Ave. and Coal Ave. (northbound)Unser Blvd. NW (345) near Old Ouray Rd. NW (northbound)Juan Tabo Blvd. NE near Copper Ave. NE (southbound)Zuni Rd. between Mesilla and Espanola (westbound)They say they hope to add more speed cameras by the end of the year.
The city of Albuquerque has added four new speed cameras this week.
The new additions are a part of the city expanding its Automated Speed Enforcement program.
In 2022, the city began installing the cameras to help address widespread and dangerous speeding on various streets around Albuquerque.
City data is now showing significant changes in driver behavior, with both average speeds and the number of drivers speeding decreasing due to the city contracting with a new vendor, Elovate, in 2025.
Speed enforcement cameras are now in 29 critical locations around the city that were selected using a mix of crash data, the High Fatality and Injury Network map, and local input. Officials say since the program began, nearly 600,000 citations have been issued.
The department says new speed cameras are live, and issuing citations will begin this week at:
- Broadway Blvd. SE (NM-47) between Iron Ave. and Coal Ave. (northbound)
- Unser Blvd. NW (345) near Old Ouray Rd. NW (northbound)
- Juan Tabo Blvd. NE near Copper Ave. NE (southbound)
- Zuni Rd. between Mesilla and Espanola (westbound)
They say they hope to add more speed cameras by the end of the year.
