Automated Enforcement Locations and Rationale

Automated traffic enforcement is used on roadways where collisions, violation rates and/or safety are a concern. All locations, including rationale, are reviewed by the City and submitted for approval by the RCMP and subject to audits by the Ministry of Public Safety and Emergency Services.

Mobile locations

click the  icon to view the rationale for each location.

Type Location
Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Red Light
Rationale:  
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale: 
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale: Playground zone

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale: Playground zone

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

 NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale: 
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale: 
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection has resulted in reduced frequency of speeding vehicles or speeding contraventions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed
Rationale: 
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Stop Sign
Rationale: 
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Stop Sign
Rationale: 
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Stop Sign
Rationale: 
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Stop Sign
Rationale: 
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Stop Sign
Rationale: 
  • The use of ATE at an intersection that has reduced the frequency of red light/stop sign running behaviours or contraventions or prevented an increase in the frequency red light running or stop sign running over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.
NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Fixed locations

click the  icon to view the rationale for each location.

Type Location
Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.

Speed & Red Light
Rationale:
  • The area or intersection has at lease five collisions resulting in injuries or fatalities in the last three years.
  • The area or intersection has at least 15 property damage, injury, or fatal collisions in the past three years.
  • The use of ATE in an area or intersection that has resulted in reduced collisions or injury and fatal collisions over a three-year period. This criterion can only be used to maintain existing locations.

NOTE: Automated enforcement vehicles are permitted by the Traffic Safety Act to park on boulevards, shoulders and other no parking areas while performing their duties.