Speed cameras caught 100,000 violations on Malibu's PCH in just nine days
- Posted on October 9, 2026
- By Los Angeles Times
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In brief
A nine-day speed enforcement pilot program on Malibu's Pacific Coast Highway recorded over 100,000 speeding violations, revealing a critical traffic safety issue on this popular coastal route. The staggering data validates long-standing community concerns about reckless driving on the serpentine roadway. Local officials and residents point to these findings as evidence supporting stronger speed management measures and enhanced law enforcement on the notoriously dangerous PCH corridor.
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Speed cameras caught 100,000 violations on Malibu's PCH in just nine days
Preliminary testing data captured approximately 100,000 speeding violations on a stretch of Pacific Coash Highway in Malibu over the course of nine days last month. The eye-popping number underscores what residents and city leaders say is a major speeding problem on the twisting roadway.
