Overview
- Average daily violations fell 67% from October to December at the five intersections where cameras went live in late 2025.
- Speeding of 10 mph or more declined 51% and 20 mph or more dropped 58%, with overall speeding down more than 40%, according to the annual report.
- The pilot recorded nearly 34,000 violations in late 2025, including 29,504 warnings and 4,325 citations as the city shifted from warnings to fines in November.
- Minneapolis spent about $955,900 to operate the pilot last year, and officials report modest paid fines to date that are earmarked for traffic‑safety efforts.
- Public Works expects to add more speed and some red‑light cameras starting in May under a state cap of 42 locations, with privacy rules that limit images to rear plates and bar use as automatic license plate readers.