James City County Reports Success With I-64 Work-Zone Speed Cameras
James City County, Virginia, has seen surprising success with its new speed camera program on Interstate 64, which has led to fines for drivers caught speeding in work zones.
Norfolk Portsmouth Newport News, VA, October 27, 2026 —
James City County, Virginia, is reporting success with a new speed camera program on Interstate 64 that has led to fines for drivers caught speeding in work zones. The available information describes the results as surprising but does not specify how success was measured.
The program involves speed cameras on I-64 and applies to speeding in work zones. The county’s summary does not provide the program’s start date, the number or locations of cameras, or details about how drivers are notified when a violation is recorded.
It also does not state how many drivers have been fined, the total amount of fines, or the amount charged for an individual violation. No figures are provided to compare driver speeds, citations or work-zone safety before and after the cameras were introduced. As a result, the reported success cannot be quantified from the information available.
The summary does not identify the county officials or agencies responsible for operating the program, nor does it include statements from officials, drivers or workers. It also does not provide information about the program’s rules, any review or appeal process, or whether the cameras are active at particular times or work sites.
What is established in the summary is that James City County has introduced a speed camera program on Interstate 64 and that it has resulted in fines for drivers caught speeding in work zones. Further details would be needed to describe the program’s scale, enforcement procedures and measurable outcomes.
Story summarized from the original created by Jimmy LaRoue,Brett Hall on www.wavy.com, see more information here.
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