Speed cameras to go live on Philly's most dangerous roadway

State of play: The Philadelphia Parking Authority's (PPA) speed cameras go live starting Monday at 15 locations along Broad (officially known as Route 611).

• You'll see them from the city's border with Montgomery County on Old York Road to around the intersection of Pattison Avenue and Broad Street in South Philly.
• Broad Street is 25mph except for certain spots near the stadium complex.
• Signage will alert drivers of the camera locations.

Yes, but: Drivers get 60 days to adjust to going the speed limit.

• Speeders will receive a written warning in the mail during that time.

How it works: The PPA begins issuing tickets with fines on Nov. 14.

• Drivers caught going 11-19mph over the speed limit will receive a $100 fine.
• 20-29mph over: $125
• 30mph and above: $150

Worth noting: Tickets will not result in points assigned to a driver's license.

What we're watching: The city is also eyeing adding more speed cameras along four other dangerous roadways.

• They include parts of State Route 13, including Baltimore and Hunting Park avenues; and Chestnut and Walnut streets west of Broad Street (SR 3).