Calgary photo radar vehicles get high-visibility, safe driving message
This year, municipalities started submitting quarterly reports to the province on photo radar.
In April, photo radar was prohibited on residential streets with speed limits under 50 km/h, unless it was in school and playground zones or construction zones. A new definition of a zone with speed transitions was also put in place.In June, photo radar wasn’t allowed on construction sites if no workers were present. Photo radar sites also couldn’t be selected if there was public concern or conventional enforcement.
2/3 The decals are meant to increase roadside vehicle visibility as part of changes that accompany a new Automated Enforcement Guideline implemented by the Government of Alberta. >>>
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