Published 22 days ago • Orillia, Canada • Updated 21 days ago

Automated speed enforcement cameras coming to Orillia in 90 days

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'Automated speed enforcement is an important tool in our efforts to improve road safety and reduce speeding in high-risk areas,' says mayor

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usawire.com

The Science Behind Speed Detection: How Do Radar Guns Work

Introduction Speeding is one of the major causes of road accidents, and law enforcement agencies worldwide rely on vehicle speed detector to monitor and regulate traffic. Among the most commonly used speed detection devices are radar guns, which have revolutionized the way authorities track vehicle speeds. But how exactly do these radar guns work? In this article, we take a deep dive into the technical aspects of radar-based speed detection and …

21 days ago

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sunonlinemedia.ca

And So It Begins; Smile For The Camera | SUNonline/Orillia

... the City anticipates full implementation of ASE cameras later this spring or early summer. The post And So It Begins; Smile For The Camera first appeared on SUNonline/Orillia. The post And So It Begins; Smile For The Camera appeared first on SUNonline/Orillia.

21 days ago·Orillia, Canada

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Muskoka411

City Of Orillia Begins 90-Day Notification Period For Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras

The City of Orillia is moving forward with the next phase of its Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program. Installation of “Coming Soon” signs is now complete at the three designated locations: Fittons Road West, Park Street, and Westmount Drive South. This marks a key milestone in the road to full implementation, with cameras expected to be operational in 90 days. “Automated Speed Enforcement is an important tool in our efforts to improve road…

21 days ago

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Barrie 360

90-day notice in effect before speed enforcement cameras are switched on in Orillia

The City of Orillia is moving forward with the next phase of its Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program. Installation of "Coming Soon" signs is now complete at the three designated locations: Fittons Road West, Park Street, and Westmount Drive South. This marks a key milestone in the road to full implementation, with cameras expected to be operational in 90 days. “Automated Speed Enforcement is an important tool in our efforts to improve road…

22 days ago

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