How To Subscribe to PhotoEnforced.com Map Database

In today's fast-paced world, ensuring road safety has become more crucial than ever. With the proliferation of traffic cameras and the increasing complexities of urban traffic, staying informed about red light cameras, speed cameras, traffic cameras, ALPR cameras, safety cameras, school zone cameras and license plate reader cameras is not just beneficial but essential. PhotoEnforced.com offers a comprehensive solution with its Database which has been built with the help of millions of visitors over the last 24 years.  The maps and database are designed to empower drivers with crucial information at their fingertips.  Start your 7-day trial now and join the community.  

How to Subscribe

Subscribing to PhotoEnforced.com is simple:

  • Visit the PhotoEnforced.com website.
  • Use your Google account sign-in and start accessing the comprehensive Red Light Camera Map Database immediately.

How Much Does It Cost?

  • .03 Cents Per Day
  • $1 Per Month For Access to the Map Database 
  • Try it out for 7 days risk-free. 
  • Cancel at any time using your Google Subscriptions Account

Why Subscribe to PhotoEnforced.com?

  1. Accurate and Up-to-date Information: PhotoEnforced.com provides real-time updates and accurate locations of red light cameras, speed cameras, ALPR, and traffic cameras across various regions. This ensures that drivers are aware of potential camera-enforced intersections, helping them adhere to traffic laws and avoid penalties.  

  2. New Mobile Web App just bookmark on your phone using a Safari browser on your iPhone or Chrome browser using Android.  No app store download is required. The map will automatically find your location when you open the map. 

  3. User-Friendly Interface: Subscribers gain access to an intuitive web-based map interface that displays camera locations clearly.  No apps or downloads are required.  Whether you're planning a route or simply curious about camera presence in your area, the map is easy to navigate and informative.  You can bookmark the page (add a shortcut) on your phone similar to an app for easy and fast access. 

  4. Community Engagement: Join a community of drivers dedicated to identifying locations and promoting safer roads. PhotoEnforced.com encourages user feedback and updates, ensuring the database remains robust and reflective of real-world conditions.  We remove and add new locations to the database daily.  

  5. Peace of Mind: By subscribing, drivers can drive with confidence, knowing they have access to reliable information that enhances their awareness and compliance with traffic regulations.

  6. Undecided if you want to subscribe?  

  • Watch our video demo on and learn how to use the map.
  • Learn more about our database and map history 
  • Read more about the purpose of the map and why the maps are not free anymore

Who Are We?

    Photo Enforced is not affiliated with any City, State, County, or Federal Government or camera company.  We don't operate any cameras and therefore can't tell you if you received a ticket!  However, we can help you identify locations learn more about the process, and look up camera locations on our map. 

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