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Thousands of tickets sent out in the mail for B.C. drivers speeding through intersections

Mornings with Simi

English - February 04, 2020 20:45 - 17 minutes - ★★★★★ - 1 rating
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As the provincial government continues to activate intersection speed cameras, the number of tickets issued continues to climb.

According to new numbers posted on Monday, drivers received 7,353 speeding tickets from intersection cameras between October and December. There were 15 cameras active in November and December, up from 10 in October.

 

Guest: Grant Gottgetreu 

Retired Corporal of the West Vancouver Police Department
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As the provincial government continues to activate intersection speed cameras, the number of tickets issued continues to climb.


According to new numbers posted on Monday, drivers received 7,353 speeding tickets from intersection cameras between October and December. There were 15 cameras active in November and December, up from 10 in October.


 


Guest: Grant Gottgetreu 


Retired Corporal of the West Vancouver Police Department

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