The Ontario government has announced it intends to introduce legislation next month that will ban the use of municipal automated speed enforcement cameras across the province.
The province says it will instead establish a new provincial fund to help affected municipalities implement alternative safety measures, including proactive traffic-calming initiatives like speed bumps, roundabouts, raised crosswalks and curb extensions, as well as public education and improved signage.
Since 2019, over 700 municipal speed cameras have been installed in 40 municipalities across Ontario, with more currently planned for installation in the coming months.
The Town of Greater Napanee is not effected as it does not have any municipal automated speed enforcement cameras.
