The Brief Long Beach is launching an 18-camera Speed Safety System pilot under AB 645 to reduce excessive speeding in school zones and high-injury corridors. Long Beach is one of six California cities – alongside Los Angeles and Glendale – authorized to participate in the five-year pilot program. The City of Long Beach is preparing to deploy an automated Speed Safety System pilot across high-injury streets and school zones to curb excessive speeding and reduce severe collisions. The program is administered entirely by the Long Beach Department of Public Works, and no citation data or driver information will be shared with the Long Beach Police Department or other enforcement agencies, according to city officials. Authorized under the California Vehicle Code, the pilot program will operate for five years until its statutory sunset on January 1, 2032.