Automated traffic enforcement in the form of red light cameras and especially speed cameras is a pretty contentious topic. Advocates argue that cameras can save lives and reduce collisions by reducing ...

Toronto's speed cameras are once again at the centre of controversy after a wave of vandalism hit multiple units this week. According to the Toronto Star, five cameras were vandalized within a single ...

“I think the key is to bring the community on board at every stage and to be transparent about what ideas you’re really considering, Toronto has cancelled an automated traffic enforcement pilot ...

At least 11 Toronto speed cameras have been vandalized this week, police say, and the latest is outside Dufferin Mall in the city's west end. The speed camera, located at Dufferin and south of Bloor, ...

Depending on your standpoint, speed cameras are either a crucial safety measure, or they’re the trolls of the modern roadways, exacting huge fines for insignificant transgressions. Several brash ...

Mayor John Tory says: 'It's very clear that when cameras go up, drivers do, in fact, slow down.' Tory spoke to reporters in front of a speed camera at Lawrence Avenue East and Ben Stanton Boulevard in ...

The City of Toronto is getting ready to move 49 of its automated speed cameras to new locations this fall, even as Premier Doug Ford pushes forward with a plan to ban them altogether across Ontario.

Some Toronto drivers really aren’t fans of the city’s speed cameras and are taking matters into their own hands. Late last week, a camera on Parkside Drive was cut clean down less than 24 hours after ...

Another traffic enforcement camera in Toronto has been chopped down, the latest in a series of vandalism incidents targeting speed cameras in what is starting to feel like a public revolt against the ...

Lately, speed cameras in this city and neighbouring cities have become a symbol and target of people’s rage. The Parkside Drive speed camera was erected when this spot saw a horrific and fatal crash ...

A study published by SickKids and Toronto Metropolitan University earlier this year found that speed cameras reduced the number of speeding vehicles by 45 per cent in urban school zones. (Courtesy: ...