Starting this week, the city increased the fine for parking or stopping in a bike lane from $100 to $150 while rolling out AI-powered camera systems on three parking enforcement vehicles.
The new technology builds on a program launched last year that equipped Sacramento Regional Transit buses with AI cameras to identify vehicles blocking bus stops and bike lanes. Those cameras can still issue $100 citations for vehicles parked at bus stops.
"I'm really happy to see it. It's a long time coming," said Debra Banks with Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates. "I do believe that enforcement is not something we want to start with. But if that's what we have to get to in order to get the change that we need, then OK."
"So it's not just one vehicle and one cyclist," Banks said. "It impacts the whole system of people driving down the road."
"I got a ticket for parking in the bike lane," one driver said. "I learned my lesson."
Drivers who park at an expired meter now face an $80 citation, up from $50 a few years ago. Parking in a passenger loading zone now carries a $70 fine, up from $40.
"I'm concerned about the state of parking in Sacramento," one resident said.
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