Edmonton officials question UCP photo radar ban in most 40 km zones
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New provincial rules that ban photo radar in most 40 km/h zones are not sitting well with some Edmonton officials.
New provincial rules that ban photo radar in most 40 km/h zones are not sitting well with some Edmonton officials.
The UCP announced changes on Wednesday that the minister said will stop "fishing holes and speed traps."
They will also eliminate about 120 commonly-used enforcement sites on Edmonton residential roads.
"I am a little troubled about a couple of the changes," said Ward Nakota Isga Councillor Andrew Knack.
"The suggestion you shouldn’t be able to use it on streets under 50 km/h goes against what we hear from the public."
In September, city council reduced Edmonton's default speed limit from 50 km/h to 40 km/h, affecting most of the residential roads in the city.
Knack said neighbourhoods are where most of his constituents want slower traffic and more police enforcement, not less.
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