Fifteen additional photo radar locations are poised to be installed on Ottawa roads by the end of 2022, with the prospect of dozens more cameras added to communities before 2026 and potentially on speedy streets outside of school zones. Read More
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City ready to increase photo radar sites as councillors consider expanding criteria for camera enforcement
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