Ontario County Eyes Speed Cameras to Monitor Traffic Despite Ban

Flashpoint: Time ticking down on speed cameras in Barrie

'(There's) nothing wrong with speed bumps and newly added road-narrowing devices. But in addition to, not instead of, speed cameras,' says resident

County eyes using speed cameras to monitor traffic despite ban

The county is currently investigating the feasibility of using automated speed enforcement cameras to monitor area speeding when they're banned on Nov. 14

Ontario county eyes speed cameras to monitor traffic despite ban

iStock.com/DoraDalton WELLINGTON COUNTY, Ont. — The county is investigating reusing automated speed enforcement cameras to monitor area speeds when the ban comes into effect next week.  Inspired by a suggestion from Coun. Matthew Bulmer, county engineer Don Kudo said staff have contacted its automated speed enforcement (ASE) camera contractor, Global Traffic Group, to determine whether the existing cameras can be used to monitor speeds at the co…

Speed cameras to stop issuing tickets Nov 14, but many may remain in place in York region - South Asian Daily

Despite the Ontario government passing legislation to eliminate automated speed enforcement, many speed cameras in Newmarket, Stouffville and across York Region are still visible — and some could remain even after they stop issuing tickets.The law received royal assent on Nov. 3, but municipalities have until Nov. 14 to wind down their programs. Until then, cameras remain legally active and fines can still be issued.York Region spokesperson Patr…

Brighton’s speed camera coming down by Nov. 14: What you need to know

socastcmsRssStartOldies 100.9 News staffsocastcmsRssEnd Despite pushback in recent weeks at the municipal level around the Ford government’s plans to remove speed cameras, Brighton’s speed camera is coming down.   On Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, the Municipality of Brighton said in response to the province’s Bill 56 legislation, Brighton is phasing out its automated speed enforcement program by Nov. 14.   “The Municipality of Brighton remains commit…

Brighton to transition away from Automated Speed Enforcement Program by November 14

The Speed Camera in Brighton will be removed by the end of next week. The Municipality of Brighton remains committed to enhancing public safety and protecting persons using its municipal roadways. In response to the Province of Ontario’s Bill 56 legislation, Brighton will phase out its Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program by November 14. At this time, the ASE camera on Elizabeth Street will remain active. Motorists are reminded that speedin…