Calgary has been exploring and reinstating automated traffic enforcement at selected intersections, with cameras targeting red-light and speeding violations on non-provincial roads and connectors where serious crashes have occurred. Recent reports indicate approvals from the provincial government for at least two Calgary intersections to reintroduce photo radar and red-light cameras, aiming to reduce high-speed crashes and improve safety. For the latest, location-specific details (which intersections, dates, and fines), check Calgary Police Service traffic updates and the City of Calgary roads/traffic cameras pages.[1][4][7]
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Calgary police have received approval from the province of Alberta to install red light and speed enforcement cameras at two dangerous intersections in the city.
globalnews.caAlberta’s provincial government has given the green light for photo radar to return to two Calgary intersections.
ground.newsAnother Calgary intersection will see the return of automated traffic enforcement after approval from the provincial government.
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diane-richardson.comCalgary’s police chief has issued a grave warning about the potential impact of further restrictions on photo radar use in Alberta.
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