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Speed camera shocker: 100,000 violators seen in nine days on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu

latimes.comSpeed camera shocker: 100,000 violators seen in nine days on Pacific Coast Highway in MalibuPreliminary testing data captured approximately 100,000 speeding violations on a stretch of Pacific Coash Highway in Malibu over the course of nine days last month. The eye-popping number underscores what residents and city leaders say is a major speeding problem on the twisting roadway.

9/10/26, 2:47 pm3 reposts12 likes

Randall Maupin (Resident Redneck Resister)👊🏻💙

@randall-maupin.bsky.social

Not encouraging crime at all, but there are ways to make your plate visible to observers, unreadable to the peeping tom cameras.

Vibr84Me

@vibr84me.bsky.social

DA fuck did this become a race issue. Im white in winnipeg canada - we have red light/ speed cameras - they are not in specific neighborhoods they are in areas where speeding can kill - you get a ticket in the mail if you run a light or speed through the intersection. Ive got 3 over the last 20yrs

Joqatana

@joqatana.bsky.social

Shock?

Chris Modisette

@tallguycm.bsky.social

Well yeah

Aysha

@ayshaufarah.bsky.social

We gotta get those numbers up these are rookie numbers

GayGuy

@thethew.bsky.social

Every day we get closer and closer to Minority Report.

j-waller55.bsky.social

@j-waller55.bsky.social

These aren't minor speeders. The speeding numbers didn't include those drivers who didn't go up to 10 mph over the speed limit.

softlifesuccubus.bsky.social

@softlifesuccubus.bsky.social

Too bad for them the camera doesn’t clock which race the drivers are, they’re not giving white people in Malibu tickets Cops get their revenue by pulling over Black people for going two miles over the speed limit. The white douche driving 100 on PCH to Malibu will never see a drug dog in their life