Photo radar reduces speeding in Sask. according to report
By Colton Praill Reporter
In the past three years, photo radar has captured 122,235 speeding violations on Ring Road and Circle Drive. Continue reading
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B.C. slams the brakes on red-light speed cameras
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The new cameras were due this fall, but now won’t roll out until next summer. Continue reading
Saskatchewan municipalities ‘very disappointed’ in changes to photo radar fines
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
Net revenue from photo radar tickets used to remain in the Saskatchewan city where the money was collected, municipal leaders say. Continue reading
Photo radar now a permanent measure in Saskatchewan
Photo radar is becoming permanent in Saskatchewan, and more locations may be added to the program. Continue reading
Overtime, photo radar revenue down, fuel, ticket fines up, say Winnipeg Police
The Winnipeg Police Service says overtime costs are down — and could have been lower except for the Winnipeg Jets’ NHL playoff Whiteout street parties. Continue reading
Automated speed enforcement cameras coming to 2 Toronto school zones in pilot project
The ASE devices use photo-radar to collect data on the speeds of vehicles as well as the volumes of said vehicles in the designated areas. Continue reading
B.C. says 24/7 red-light cameras are not photo radar, critics say that’s exactly what they are
B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth argues the red light cameras are about improving traffic safety, but critics say the soon-to-be upgraded devices are “clearly photo radar.” Continue reading
Red light cameras will soon run 24/7 at many B.C. intersections
By Liza Yuzda Reporter/Legislative Bureau
B.C. Solicitor General Mike Farnworth said in March the cameras will not work like photo radar. Continue reading
Consumption site rules and photo radar study advanced in motion blitz at London city hall
Zoning policies for supervised consumption facilities, photo radar in school zones and London’s second flex street were all approved by city politicians. Continue reading
London city committee endorses photo radar in school zones
Staff are expected to report back on the issue early next year. Continue reading
