Tag: speed cameras
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The Co-Driver NO2: Your affordable screen-less speed camera and hazard copilot
Meet the Co-Driver NO2: A budget-friendly, screen-free co-pilot for the road In the evolving world of connected driving, a new companion has emerged for budget-conscious motorists: the Co-Driver NO2. Marketed as an affordable, screen-free speed camera and hazard tracker, this tiny device aims to simplify the commute without overwhelming the dashboard with screens or apps.…
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I tried the Co-Driver NO2: The affordable screen-less copilot for speed cameras and hazards
Meet the Co-Driver NO2: A new kind of speed camera and hazard tracker In an era where sophisticated dash tech often comes with a hefty price tag and bulky screens, the Co-Driver NO2 positions itself as a refreshing alternative. This small, screen-free device acts as a copilot for drivers, focusing on essential road intelligence: speed…
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Toronto Seeks More Funding as Ontario Bans Speed Cameras, Warns of Job Cuts
Ontario’s speed camera ban ties Toronto’s hands With speed cameras turned off across Ontario and a ban on their use in effect, Toronto’s municipal leadership is calling on the provincial government for sustained funding to replace the program. The move has sparked concerns about public safety, traffic enforcement, and the potential loss of city jobs…
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Toronto asks for more funding as speed cameras go offline in Ontario
Ontario-wide pause on speed cameras creates financial strain for Toronto As speed cameras are turned off across Ontario, including Toronto, city hall is calling on the provincial government to provide additional funding to replace the shuttered program. The move comes after the ban on automated speed enforcement in the province, a policy shift that has…
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Toronto Seeks Federal and Provincial Help as Ontario Bans Speed Cameras
Overview: A ban reshapes Toronto’s traffic enforcement The ongoing ban on speed cameras across Ontario has prompted a sharp response from Toronto’s leadership. With automated speed enforcement machines turned off and a financial gap emerging, Mayor John Tory and city officials are calling on the provincial government to commit more funding to replace the program.…
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Chow Presses Ontario to Fund Crossing Guards and Traffic Safety Officers in Toronto
Toronto Mayor Seeks Provincial Support for Crossing Guards and Traffic Safety Officers In a move aimed at stabilizing city streets and improving pedestrian safety, Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow has urged the province to cover the costs of its crossing guards and traffic safety officers. The request comes as the city winds down the use of…
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Private radar cars arrive in Haute-Savoie on October 15
Overview: Private radar cars arrive in Haute-Savoie Starting October 15, Haute-Savoie will see a new approach to speed enforcement as private radar cars begin patrols on selected routes. The initiative, reported by local media, involves private operators conducting speed monitoring under government oversight to help ensure drivers comply with speed limits. The goal is to…
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Toronto Speed Camera Program Faces Unprecedented Challenges
Toronto Speed Camera Program Overview Toronto’s speed camera program has been a significant part of the city’s initiative to enhance road safety and reduce traffic-related accidents. By utilizing advanced technology, the program aims to catch speeding drivers and deter reckless behavior. However, recent events have put the future of this initiative in jeopardy. Recent Vandalism…
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Response to Vandalism in Toronto’s Speed Camera Program
Introduction In recent news, Toronto’s speed camera program has become a focal point of controversy and concern. After the unfortunate vandalism resulting in 17 cameras being cut down, the future of this initiative is uncertain. Premier Doug Ford has hinted at scrapping the program if the city does not take action. This situation raises questions…
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Toronto’s Speed Camera Program Under Fire: What You Need to Know
Overview of Toronto’s Speed Camera Program Toronto’s speed camera initiative was launched with the intent of enhancing road safety and reducing speeding violations across the city. However, this program recently faced significant challenges when 17 cameras were vandalized, leading to a heated debate about its future. The Recent Vandalism This week, a wave of vandalism…