More than 330,000 drivers have been ticketed along Broad Street since speed cameras went live, according to an annual Philadelphia Parking Authority report first detailed by 6abc.
The cameras started in November and cover 15 locations along the corridor. Drivers get a fine starting at $100 for going 11 mph or more over the posted limit.
The PPA report covered violations through March 2026. December was the peak, with more than 95,000 fines, 6abc reported.
No drivers were caught going more than 49 mph on Broad Street, where the main speed limit is 25, according to the report.
The PPA also found a signage problem in the southbound lanes near 6500 North Broad Street. The authority said it dismissed those tickets and issued refunds to drivers who had already paid.
Source: 6abc / Philadelphia Parking Authority.
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