Photo Radar
City of London seeks public input on lowering residential speed limits
The City of London wants to hear from residents about the possibility of lowering speed limits in residential areas. Continue reading
SGI gets passing grade from provincial auditor on photo radar
When it comes to automated speeding enforcement in the province, the Saskatchewan’s auditor is giving SGI a passing grade. Continue reading
$500K from photo radar to fund Sask. traffic safety initiativesÂ
The first round of provincial traffic safety fund grants has been awarded in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Could drivers trigger new green-light cameras 30 km/h above speed limit? ICBC’s CEO seems to think so
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Leaked audio shows ICBC’s CEO appeared to let slip the magic number during a speech to insurance brokers this week. Continue reading
London city hall to consider lowering residential speed limits to 40 km/h
London motorists could soon see lower speed limits in residential neighbourhoods. Continue reading
B.C. government won’t be releasing how fast drivers have to go to activate green light cameras
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The province will not be telling the public how fast a driver has to go to trigger one of the new green light speeding cameras. Continue reading
Lead-foots beware: Speed cameras coming to 35 B.C. intersections this summer
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Lead-footed drivers who speed through some of the province’s busiest intersections could soon find a photo and a speeding ticket arriving in the mail. Continue reading
Saskatoon should run its own photo radar instead of SGI: Charlie Clark
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Saskatoon’s mayor says the city should take on all of the costs, but also get all of the revenue associated with photo radar in city limits. Continue reading
Google Maps adds photo radar warnings for drivers: ‘Speed camera ahead’
The feature being rolled out by Google Maps allows users to see speed limits, speed cameras and mobile speed cameras on the map before they leave. Continue reading
Manitoba activists fight for elimination of photo radar
By Marek Tkach Reporter
Alberta communities will have one year to prove that photo radar has been a safety tool on their roads, or the program will be eliminated. Manitoba activists are calling for the same rules. Continue reading