Speed enforcement cameras coming to 8 Waterloo region schools in 90 days
Speed cameras will be installed around eight schools in Waterloo region in approximately 90 days' time, according to a news release issued by the region.
Part of effort to improve safety in school zones, regional Chair Karen Redman says
Automated speed enforcement cameras will be installed around eight schools in Waterloo region in approximately 90 days' time, according to a news release issued by the region.
It's part of an effort to improve safety in school zones, regional Chair Karen Redman said in the release.
The systems — which measure the speed of approaching vehicles, photograph those that are exceeding the posted limit and send tickets to the addresses associated with their vehicle registration — will be installed near the following schools:
- Cedar Creek Public School on Hilltop Drive in North Dumfries.
- Foundation Christian School on Katherine Street in Woolwich.
- Franklin Avenue Public School in Kitchener.
- Keatsway Public School in Waterloo.
- Laurentian Public School on Westmount Road in Kitchener.
- New Dundee Public School on Bridge Street in New Dundee.
- St. Clements Public School on Lobsinger Line in St. Clements.
- St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary on Guelph Avenue in Cambridge.
"Coming soon" signs are being installed this week to notify motorists of the impending arrival of the cameras, the region said.