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The city's newest red-light camera, at West River and North Oracle roads, is expected to be operational at 6 a.m. Saturday, according to a Tucson Police Department news release.

The camera will capture red-light runners and speeders, as well as drivers with registration and seat-belt violations, the release says.

Tucson already has three red-light cameras in operation at intersections that, according to police, have high rates of collisions.

A camera at South Wilmot Road and East 22nd Street started operating in February.

The city's first red-light camera went up in October at East Tanque Verde and East Grant roads. That was followed by a camera at West Valencia Road and South Nogales Highway in January.