CITY BEGINS INSTALLING PHOTO RADAR IN SCHOOL ZONES

Sep 04, 2018

By Christine Ross

Share on

Photo radar is now being used at one Toronto school zone with plans for more in the near future. The technology will be used to record the speeds of drivers and grab images of their licence plates but Mayor John Tory says for now, it won’t lead to tickets. It will now be up to  Premier Doug Ford’s government to make the regulatory changes necessary to allow for tickets. The pilot project is part of the city’s Vision Zero Road Safety Plan. It’s currently set up near the intersection of Don Mills Road and Overlea Boulevard. The four month pilot project that began today with the return of students to school.


photo: Toronto Star

Advertise With Us

To learn about advertising opportunities with Zoomer Radio use the link below:

Join Our Fan Club
Coverage Area
Downtown Toronto
96.7FM
Toronto HD
96.3 HD-2
Kingston to Windsor, Parry Sound to Pittsburgh
AM740
ZoomerRadio Logo

Recently Played: