Speed cameras now active on part of I-81 work zone in Virginia
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Speed cameras are now active on a section of Interstate 81 in Virginia's Augusta County as part of a work zone safety program. Drivers exceeding the speed limit by 10mph or more will receive a $100 fine after a 30-day warning period.
Speed cameras have been installed along Interstate 81 between mile markers 221 and 225 in Augusta County, Virginia. The cameras are part of Virginia's Work Zone Speed Safety Camera Program, aimed at reducing crashes and injuries. A 30-day warning period began on April 2, 2026, during which drivers will receive warnings for speeding. After this period, drivers exceeding the speed limit by 10mph or more will be fined $100. The fine does not affect a person's criminal record or auto insurance. Revenue from the fines will be used for public school construction, technology funding, and teacher retirement.
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