Titusville has launched a new program to curb speeding in school zones and protect children going to and from school.

The Titusville Police Department launched a new school speed zone enforcement program Monday, activating automated cameras in six locations across the city.

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MOUNT DORA, Fla. — Mount Dora is launching a new school zone speed camera program on Aug. 11 with the goal to reduce speeding in school zones and to protect students, staff and other pedestrians.