Ford government seeking more control over Ontario speed, red-light cameras

Ford government seeking more control over Ontario speed, red-light cameras

May 16, 2025 6:36 pm EST.

The Ontario budget included amendments aimed at having more control over automated speed enforcement and red-light cameras as well as community safety zones.

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