#automated-speed-enforcement tag

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Mayors offer to make changes to speed cameras in their communities to appease Ford | CBC News

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Parents, children rally against Ford's planned speed cam ban | CBC News

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Ontario police chiefs show support for speed cameras, amid threats of removal | CBC News

Toronto

Don't ditch speed cameras, Ontario municipalities association urge Ford | CBC News

Toronto

Mayors offer to make changes to speed cameras in their communities to appease Ford | CBC News

Toronto

Parents, children rally against Ford's planned speed cam ban | CBC News

Toronto

Ontario police chiefs show support for speed cameras, amid threats of removal | CBC News

Toronto

Don't ditch speed cameras, Ontario municipalities association urge Ford | CBC News

Toronto

Councillors green-light changes to speed camera program as Ford doubles down on ban | CBC News

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Toronto committee votes to strengthen speed camera program, pushing back against Ford's proposed ban | CBC News

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Ontario premier to make announcement about speed cameras after promising to axe them | CBC News

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Councillors green-light changes to speed camera program as Ford doubles down on ban | CBC News

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Toronto committee votes to strengthen speed camera program, pushing back against Ford's proposed ban | CBC News

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Ontario premier to make announcement about speed cameras after promising to axe them | CBC News

Legislative Update: The Final Countdown - Streetsblog California

Governor Newsom must sign or veto bills by October 12; inaction on a bill is treated as a veto.

Toronto

22 municipal leaders sign letter urging Ford to reconsider speed camera ban | CBC News

Municipal leaders demand compromise to keep automated speed enforcement in school zones or full provincial reimbursement if a province-wide ban is imposed.

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Brampton council votes to keep speed cams as Ford plans provincial ban | CBC News

Brampton council unanimously voted to continue ASE, urging the province to rescind a planned ban or reimburse municipalities and reinvest revenues in road safety.

Vaughan officially gets rid of its automated speed camera program | CBC News

Vaughan has decided to end its automated speed enforcement (ASE) program after a special council meeting on Monday. City council supported a motion from Mayor Steven Del Duca to end the program and instead focus on "traffic-calming measures" and other ways to reduce speed in areas like school zones, according to a City of Vaughan news release. The city will make a request to York Region to suspend its ASE program on regional roads, as per the approved motion.

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