We frequently get the question from our readers if Los Angeles red light cameras are still active? The answer to the question is "Yes" and "No". The City of Los Angeles has turned off many red light cameras in the City. However, the Los Angeles MTA Metro has cameras operating at red lights near metro rail and bus crossings. These cameras are still active and yes you can get a fine of $446 plus fees which make it about $500. Please let us know if these fines are incorrect and need to be updated. Are Traffic Cameras Legal In Los Angeles, California?
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