One step closer to Speed on Green cameras
calgary.ctv.ca
POSTED AT 2:19 PM Tuesday, November 20
The Alberta government has taken its first step to installing the so-called “green light” radar cameras.
The government introduced Bill 49 on Tuesday, otherwise known as the Traffic Safety Amendment Act 2007.
Here are some of the highlights of Bill 49:
Defining how an intersection safety device, also known as Speed on Green, will be used to gather evidence on red light and speeding infractions.
The evidence will be introduced in court by affidavit.
A liability cap will be added for the vehicle leasing and sale industry.
The process for court review of decisions of the Alberta Transportation Safety Board will be streamlined.
Legislation cracks down on impaired driving by considering blood alcohol readings taken up to three hours after driving to be the same as the blood alcohol concentration at the time of driving.
calgary.ctv.ca
POSTED AT 2:19 PM Tuesday, November 20
The Alberta government has taken its first step to installing the so-called “green light” radar cameras.
The government introduced Bill 49 on Tuesday, otherwise known as the Traffic Safety Amendment Act 2007.
Here are some of the highlights of Bill 49:
Defining how an intersection safety device, also known as Speed on Green, will be used to gather evidence on red light and speeding infractions.
The evidence will be introduced in court by affidavit.
A liability cap will be added for the vehicle leasing and sale industry.
The process for court review of decisions of the Alberta Transportation Safety Board will be streamlined.
Legislation cracks down on impaired driving by considering blood alcohol readings taken up to three hours after driving to be the same as the blood alcohol concentration at the time of driving.
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