96 active traffic-enforcement cameras in Palm Beach County — every location, type, and enforcement window, updated 2026-08-19.
Palm Beach County school-zone speed cameras ticket during posted hours on school days — and the hours differ by school. School-zone camera tickets are $100 in Florida; red-light camera tickets are $158.
9 schools in Palm Beach County have camera-enforced zones on record. Tap a school for hours, limits, and exact positions.
| Location | City |
|---|---|
| Boynton Beach Blvd & N Seacrest Blvd | Boynton Beach |
| E Gateway Blvd & N Congress Ave | Boynton Beach |
| E Gateway Blvd & N Congress Ave | Boynton Beach |
| E Gateway Blvd & N Congress Ave | Boynton Beach |
| NW 8th St & W Boynton Beach Blvd | Boynton Beach |
Our street team physically confirmed 76 additional cameras in Palm Beach County at locations no public record lists yet — cameras you won't find on any other map. They're live in the Beepr app, which beeps before every one of them.
No. Under Florida law (F.S. 316.1896), school-zone speed cameras may only enforce during designated school-zone times on school days — typically arrival and dismissal windows, and in some districts the full school day. Every zone on this page lists the hours we have on record.
School-zone camera tickets are $100 in Florida; red-light camera tickets are $158. School-zone camera tickets require driving more than 10 mph over the school-zone limit.
Florida requires signage for school-zone camera enforcement, but signs are easy to miss on an unfamiliar route — which is exactly why we built Beepr.
A friendly beep through your car speakers before each camera — phone locked, app closed, zero taps. No accounts, no sign-up, works offline.
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