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Automated traffic enforcement manual : a guide for municipalities

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The 2026 Automated Traffic Enforcement manual informs municipalities on how to take part in Alberta's Automated Traffic Enforcement pilot project and how to apply for approval of the three types... More ≫

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The 2026 Automated Traffic Enforcement manual informs municipalities on how to take part in Alberta's Automated Traffic Enforcement pilot project and how to apply for approval of the three types of enforcement sites. This manual applies from the date of the Automated Traffic Enforcement Pilot Project Regulation coming into force on October 15, 2026, and replaces the 2025 Automated Traffic Enforcement Technology Guideline.

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Automated traffic enforcement technology guideline

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Automated traffic enforcement technology is an important tool to enhance traffic safety. These guidelines are designed to ensure fairness and consistency in the use of automated traffic... More ≫

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Automated traffic enforcement technology is an important tool to enhance traffic safety. These guidelines are designed to ensure fairness and consistency in the use of automated traffic enforcement technology across Alberta. Devices falling under this program include speed and intersection safety technologies. These guidelines apply to all municipalities who are currently using automated traffic enforcement technology or are planning to use this technology.

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Intersection safety device evaluations : highlights

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The results show these devices are effective in reducing casualties and collisions by getting motorists to slow down and not run through red lights. But, enforcement alone isn’t enough if we don’t... More ≫

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The results show these devices are effective in reducing casualties and collisions by getting motorists to slow down and not run through red lights. But, enforcement alone isn’t enough if we don’t also create greater awareness of the need to make safe driving decisions. Data for these studies was provided by the Cities of Edmonton, Calgary, Fort Saskatchewan, St. Albert, Red Deer and Strathcona County.

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