How much is a red-light camera ticket in Chicago?

A Chicago red-light camera ticket is $100, doubling to $200 if not paid or contested in time.

Can you fight the Clark and Fullerton camera ticket?

Yes. Red-light camera tickets are contestable by mail or online. Across the City's 2023–2025 hearing data, 28% of mailed red-light contests were found Not Liable.

Red-light camera · Chicago · MCC 9-102

Red-light camera at Clark and Fullerton

The red-light cameras at this intersection (2 approaches) ticket vehicles entering Clark and Fullerton against the signal.

Violations recorded

14,344

cumulative, as of January 2026

Ticket fine

$100

→ $200 if unpaid

Mailed-contest dismissal

28%

15,569 decided, 2023–25

Got a ticket from this camera?

Red-light tickets can be contested — the photos and video must clearly show the vehicle crossing the stop line after the light turned red, with the plate legible. See the full red-light camera fine breakdown and how to fight it →

Get warned before you hit this camera

Autopilot's app alerts you as you approach Chicago's red-light cameras — including this one at Clark and Fullerton — so you can slow down before the flash. And if a ticket does come, it catches it and can contest it by mail before the fine doubles.

Get camera alerts →

Other red-light cameras in Chicago

Lake Shore Dr and Belmont Cicero and I-55 Lafayette and 87th State and 79th Stony Island/Cornell and 67th 99th and Halsted Stoney Island and 76th California and Diversey 75th and State Van Buren and Western

Violation totals from the City of Chicago automated-enforcement dataset (snapshot January 2026); cumulative since the camera began recording, not annual. Fine per MCC 9-102. Dismissal rate is mail-only, decided cases, 2023–2025 (DOF / DOAH FOIA data). Not legal advice.