STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. \u2014 New York City\u2019s speed cameras operate around-the-clock, ticketing motorists 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.<\/p>\n
And while the Department of Transportation has not openly disclosed new camera locations<\/a>, it\u2019s not impossible to keep tabs on where the controversial devices are installed.<\/p>\n Using publicly available information from New York City\u2019s Open Data portal<\/a>, the Advance\/SILive.com looked at the camera violations issued by the city in 2025, as published by the Department of Finance<\/a>.<\/p>\n By comparing the ticketing data through the end of October, the most recent available, with speed camera data from earlier in the year, the Advance\/SILive.com was able to track down several locations where cameras were recently installed.<\/p>\n Knowing that a $50 fine comes with each ticket, it\u2019s also possible to estimate how much money came in from each camera.<\/p>\n Here are four of the newest speed camera locations on Staten Island.<\/p>\n Amboy Road & Wood AvenueDirection facing: EastboundFirst ticket issued: Aug. 18, 2025Number of tickets issued: 98Total fines issued: $4,900Targee Street & West Fingerboard RoadDirection facing: NorthboundFirst ticket issued: Sept. 24, 2025Number of tickets issued: 451Total fines issued: $22,550Victory Boulevard & Eddy StreetDirection facing: NorthboundFirst ticket issued: Aug. 18, 2025Number of tickets issued: 131Total fines issued: $6,550Vanderbilt Avenue & Van Duzer StreetDirection facing: WestboundFirst ticket issued: Aug. 18, 2025Number of tickets issued: 81Total fines issued: $4,050<\/p>\n So far in 2025, Staten Island speed cameras have generated around $18.4 million in fines, according to publicly available data from New York City.<\/p>\n