Chicago’s speed cameras yield more tickets and controversy – but drivers aren’t slowing down – WBEZ (Chicago)

The changes have brought in an estimated $105.9 million since March 2021, topping even the city’s own projections that the program would yield $95.5 million. However, average speed of the fastest drivers — those who were ticketed for driving 11-or-more miles per hour over the limit – did not change despite this program’s goal to change behavior and curb dangerous speeding.