SASKATOON – Local motorists will start getting real tickets from the red light camera at 33rd Street and Idylwyld Drive.
The 30-day grace period was issuing warning tickets to help drivers become familiar with the newly installed technology.
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Cameras operate 24/7 to capture still images and video of vehicles when they run a red light.
Starting Friday, if motorists run a red light at the intersection then they are required to pay tickets received in the mail.
Running a red light comes in at $250.
This is the fourth intersection in the city with red light safety cameras.
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