MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The grace period is over.

From now on, if you're caught speeding on a Memphis Police Department (MPD) speed limit camera, you may be required to pay a fine.

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MPD put up 30 cameras at 15 locations, including high-risk intersections, S-curves, and school zones, at the end of September. Speeders caught on camera have been issued warnings, but that ended Friday.

Now, speeders may be required to pay a $50 fine if they're caught going more than seven mph over the posted speed limit. The cameras capture a vehicle's license plates and send those images to an officer through a secure video. An officer then reviews the footage and determines if a citation should be issued.

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