Drivers in Brampton have 40 new reasons to monitor their speed as the city rolls out additional Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) cameras. These newly activated cameras replace older units and are part of Brampton’s ongoing commitment to improving road safety and enforcing speed limits in key areas.
The installation is the second phase of a broader initiative, following 40 new cameras launched last month. The city aims to have 185 operational ASE units by the end of next summer.
New ASE Camera Locations
The 40 new speed enforcement cameras are strategically placed across Brampton, covering major wards and high-traffic zones:
Ward 1
- Winterfold Drive (North of Rutherford Road North)
- Brickyard Way (North of Brown’s Lane)
- Center Street North (near Claypine Trail)
- Rutherford Road North (East of Wikander Way)
Ward 2
- Bramtrail Gate (West of Van Kirk Drive)
- Richvale Drive North (Near Driftwood Crescent)
- Richvale Drive South (North of Cochrane Avenue)
Ward 3
- Main Street Northbound (North of Clarence Street)
- Main Street Southbound (South of Harold Street)
- Elgin Drive (West of Marc Court)
Ward 4
- Olivia Marie Road (in front of St. Alphonsa Catholic Elementary School)
- Charolais Boulevard Westbound (West of Moffatt Avenue)
- Charolais Boulevard Eastbound (East of Duggan Drive)
Ward 5
- Fallowfield Road (West of Hosta Street)
- Fletcher’s Creek Boulevard (South of Gold Hill Road)
Ward 6
- Brisdale Drive (North of Linderwood Drive)
- Remembrance Road (East of Davisdale Drive)
- Remembrance Road (West of Davisdale Drive)
- Pantomine Boulevard (West of Clementine Drive)
- Vodden Street (East of Rutherford Road North)
- Financial Drive (North of Plentywood Drive)
Ward 7
- Balmoral Drive (East of Braemar Drive)
- Howden Boulevard (East of Leander Street)
- Howden Boulevard (South of La France Road)
- Howden Boulevard (Near Horton Crescent)
- Birchbank Road (West of Belmont Drive)
- Somerset Drive (North of Traverston Court)
- Dorset Drive (East of Dorchester Drive)
- Eastbourne Drive (North of Balmoral Drive)
- Hanover Road (South of Hawkins Court)
- Hilldale Crescent (West of Havenbrook Court)
Ward 8
- Pinestaff Road (South of Moonland Road)
Ward 9
- Red River Drive (West of Manitoba Place)
- Black Oak Drive (West of Blue Oak Avenue)
Ward 10
- Bellchase Trail (South of Oswald Road)
- Bloomsbury Avenue (North of Crown Drive)
- Mount Royal Circle (East of Maisonneuve Boulevard)
- Mount Royal Circle (East of Lacoste Boulevard)
- Embleton Road (East of Rivermont Road)
- Fairlawn Boulevard (South of Humberwest Parkway)
Fines and Enforcement Costs
Speeding in Community Safety Zones comes with enhanced penalties:
- Speeds between 1-19 km over the limit incur $5 per kilometre plus additional costs.
- Fines escalate to $19.50 per kilometre for higher speeds.
The city invested heavily in this initiative, with $1.9 million allocated for a new ASE Processing Centre, $91,000 for new technology and hires, and $300,000 for a dedicated truck to manage ASE signage.
Despite the upfront costs, the city anticipates the ASE program will generate approximately $30 million annually, with projected expenses of $13 million, contributing significantly to Brampton’s infrastructure and safety programs.
City’s Road Safety Commitment
Brampton’s goal is clear: to make roads safer for all residents. With this latest batch of ASE cameras, the city is one step closer to achieving its vision of enhanced traffic enforcement and fewer accidents caused by speeding.
Residents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the locations and adhere to speed limits to ensure both safety and compliance.