The Calgary Police Service is issuing fewer speeding tickets as the provincial ban on photo radar hampers enforcement efforts. New data obtained by ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ shows a significant drop in tickets in the first quarter of this year, mostly after the ban took effect in April. Adam MacVicar reports.
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Calgary police issue nearly 26,000 fewer speeding tickets since photo radar ban announced
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