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By rdnewsNOW staff

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Red Deer photo radar locations for December 2024

Nov 28, 2024 | 6:10 AM

Editor’s note: This information is released by The City of Red Deer

The City of Red Deer’s Automated Traffic Enforcement Program includes photo laser, red light cameras and intersection speed cameras. These tools, along with conventional traffic enforcement and education campaigns, help make Red Deer’s roads safer. By reducing speed, both the number and severity of collisions is reduced.

Automated Traffic Enforcement will be operating in areas where there has been an identifiable, documented history of collisions, property damage, injuries, fatalities, a high volume of pedestrians, and/or speeding. Please note that the RCMP reserve the right to change the site locations without notice.

ENFORCEMENT PERIOD: December 1, 2024 – December 31, 2024

Mobile units will be operating in the following neighbourhoods:

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Oriole Park, Johnstone, Kentwood, West Park, Grandview, Mountview, Sunnybrook, South Hill, Deer Park, Rosedale, Eastview, Clearview, Timberlands, Burnt Park Industrial, Edgar Industrial

Mobile units will be operating along the following traffic corridors:

Gaetz Avenue, Taylor Drive, 19 Street, 30 Avenue, 40 Avenue, Ross Street, Riverside Drive, 67 Street, Highway 2A, Highway 11A

Intersection Safety Device Cameras:

Gaetz Avenue & 32 Street

Gaetz Avenue & 76 Street

Gaetz Avenue & 59 Street

49 Avenue & 49 Street

Gaetz Avenue & 67 Street

30 Avenue & 32 Street

32 Street & 30 Avenue

30 Avenue & Ross Street

Ross Street & 30 Avenue

Taylor Drive & 32 Street

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