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Four new red light cameras activated in Windsor

Four of the City of Windsor's ten new red light cameras are now tracking speeders through four intersections in the city.

Newly activated cameras were activated at 12:01 a.m. on Monday at Lauzon Parkway and Forest Glade Drive, Northwood Street and Dominion Boulevard, Central Avenue and Temple Drive, and Tecumseh Road East and Jefferson Boulevard.

The remaining six red light cameras will be activated in the next four to six weeks. The city will announce those locations soon.

"We are taking a proactive step toward making Windsor's roads safer," said Commissioner of Infrastructure Services and City Engineer, David Simpson. "Red light cameras are a proven tool that helps prevent collisions, supports our Vision Zero aspirations to reduce traffic-related injuries and fatalities."

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