The City of Bellevue Adds Red-Light Photo Cameras in Downtown Bellevue

Red-light runner cameras bellevueThe City of Bellevue has added red-light photo enforcement cameras within two intersections on NE 8th St. The first is at NE 8th St at 112th Ave NE (eastbound and westbound). The second is located at NE 8th St at 116th Ave NE (westbound only). These cameras were installed on January 1st.

The City of Bellevue first started installing cameras in 2009 to catch red-light runners. From 2010 to 2013 the number of infractions from both speed and red-light cameras has decreased from 22,798 to 11,956.

The photo enforcement violations are not issued as moving violations, which mean they don’t show up on your driving record. The fine for an infraction is $124. There will be a one-month grace period for the new cameras, which means violators will only receive a warning in the mail prior to February 1st.

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