Alberta Plans 70 Percent Reduction in Photo Radar Sites by Next Spring

The Alberta government plans to review its photo radar sites and remove those it deems ineffective in a move that is expected to reduce active locations by 70 percent by next spring.
Over the next four months, officials will review all active photo radar sites and eliminate those deemed ineffective in reducing collisions. In addition, photo radar enforcement will be limited to school, recreation, and construction zones starting April 1, 2025, ending ticketing on numbered provincial highways.
The province added it will help municipalities make roads safer by providing support to re-engineer roads and intersections that have been identified as unsafe.
All photo radar sites were removed from ring roads in Calgary and Edmonton a year ago.