El Paso Kia Looks at Red-Light Cameras

Jul 23, 2015

The City of El Paso enacted the Automated Red Light Camera Enforcement Program to reduce the number of traffic accidents on our city streets. The city hopes that the presence of the cameras will make drivers more aware of their actions when traveling, and for those who are not, a violation will arrive in the mail. The goal according to the police department is, “to reduce the number of red light violations, red light crashes, and red light injury crashes.” El Paso Kia takes a look at the city’s red light camera use.

Close-up of sign on city police car

Where are the Red Light Cameras?

Red light cameras in El Paso are located at the following locations:

Americas and Alameda Airways and Montana

Campbell and Missouri Gateway East and Zaragoza

Gateway West and Zaragoza

Gateway North and Kenworthy

Gateway North and Transmountain

Hawkins and Montana

Joe Battle and Montowood Joe Battle and Rojas

Lee Trevino and Montwood McCombs and Sun Valley

Mesa and Sunland Park Montwood and Zaragoza

Redd and Resler Resler and Mesa

Rushing and Woodrow Bean Sunland Park and Mesa Hills

What You Need to Know

If a red light camera catches you, these are a few things you need to know:

Payments made online for your red light camera violation cannot be made at the Municipal Court. Payments are to be made through REDFLEX.
You can make your payment in person with a money order, check, or credit/debit card. You can also make your payment online with a credit/debit card, but you will have to pay a “transaction fee” of $2.95.
The fine is $75
The ticket does not go on your driving record; it is a civil penalty again the OWNER of the vehicle, not the driver.
If the $75 is not paid, the owner’s name is turned over to a collection agency and/or the Texas DOT, which may result in the inability to register the vehicle in the future.