The City of Brampton is aiming to strengthen its commitment to community traffic safety by installing 40 extra Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) came…
The additional cameras build on the 70 cameras already in operation and expand Brampton 's ASE camera portfolio to 110 locations. The City says the traffic-calming tools are designed to work in tandem with other measures, including community safety zones and digital traffic signs.
According to the City, a vehicle was caught travelling 146 km/h within the first few days of a new camera being installed on Heart Lake Road, which, in this particular area, has a posted speed limit of 40 km/h. The same cameras have also proven to be very successful in Toronto, where they have led to, which was brought forward in response to more than 2,400 service requests about concerns of aggressive driving and speeding throughout 2021 and 2022.
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