Automated Speed Enforcement is now in Ottawa.
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Video transcript:
Visual: Animated video, a car speeds down a road, the engine gets louder. A small boy stands in the road, we hear the breaks squealing and this scene cuts to black.
Visual: A speed camera sits on a road, cars pass by.
Automated Speed Enforcement, an automated system that uses a camera and a speed measurement device to enforce speed limits, is now in Ontario.
Visual: Photo radar signs.
Signs like this are your cue that ASE is in place to enforce the posted speed limit.
Visual: A school crossing and community zone sign.
Cameras will be set up in school zones and community safety zones near you.
Visual: A hand holds a letter.
If a vehicle exceeds the speed limit in those zones, the registered plate owner will receive a ticket in the mail.
Visual: A speeding icon, equal icon, death icon and law icon appear.
Speeding is a factor in one third of fatal collisions across Canada and speed limits are not guidelines – they are the law.
Visual: Zoom out from a speed camera, a car drives slowly through an intersection. The small boy from the beginning appears on screen and gives a thumbs up.
Even though many drivers speed, ASE is the reminder that we all need to slow down to help keep our communities safe.
Visual: The City of Ottawa logo appears.
