Red light cameras are a hot topic in Virginia. Law enforcement officers claim that their use will reduce the number of dangerous and deadly front-to-side impact (t-bone) crashes, while critics contend that they are simply a way for cash-strapped cities to make money.
Regardless of what you think about red light cameras and their potential for auto accident prevention, they are here in Virginia Beach. Below is a list of intersections where you can or will find them:
Intersections Approved by VDOT for Camera Enforcement:
- Virginia Beach Blvd at Independence Blvd (Cameras Activated March 13, 2009)
- Indian River Road at Kempsville Road (Cameras Activated March 13, 2009)
- Indian River Road at Military Highway (Cameras Activated April 1, 2009)
- Holland Road at Rosemont Road (Cameras Activated April 20, 2009)
- General Booth Blvd at Dam Neck Road (Cameras Activated May 22, 2009)
- Virginia Beach Blvd at Great Neck Road & London Bridge Road (Under Construction)
- Princess Anne Road at Lynnhaven Parkway (Under Construction)
- Princess Anne Road at Dam Neck Road (Under Construction)
Intersections in the Routing Process for VDOT approval:
- Independence Blvd at Bonney Road & Euclid Road (at VDOT)
- Lynnhaven Parkway at International Parkway & East Mall Drive (at VDOT)
- London Bridge Road at Dam Neck Road (at VDOT)
- Independence Blvd at Baxter Road & South Blvd
- Diamond Springs Road at North Hampton Blvd