ARLINGTON, Va. (DC News Now) -- Officials delayed the start of a new speed safety camera program in Arlington due to inclement weather and school closings. In a news release published Friday, Arlington officials said that their new PhotoSPEED program safety cameras' 30-day warning period would now start on Monday, Jan. 13. DC snow this weekend: What we could see in the District, Virginia, and Maryland The program installed new safety cameras at critical school safety locations to help improve safety for students going to and from school. Cameras are in the following locations: NB 700 block of N. George Mason Drive WB 5800 block of Little Falls Road WB 4100 block of Lorcom Lane SB 2500 block of S. Arlington Ridge Road EB 5800 block of Williamsburg Boulevard SB 1000 block of N. McKinley Road EB 3500 block of 2nd Street S. NB 1600 block of N. Veitch Street Another camera was planned to be installed at NB 1600 block of N. Glebe Rd., but that has been postponed as officials wait for permits from the Virginia Department of Transportation.