New traffic team to improve Calgary road safety, city says
A new team of peace officers and sergeants will soon be patrolling Calgary, aiming to improve road safety amid the end of photo radar.
calgary.citynews.caI don’t have real-time access to fetch the latest updates right now. Here’s what’s currently known about Calgary traffic cameras based on recent reporting:
- Calgary has seen renewed use of automated traffic enforcement at certain intersections, including red-light and speed-enforcement cameras, with provincial approval reported for returning at two intersections in 2025 and other sites under consideration.[1][3][6]
- The City of Calgary has historically operated traffic cameras and publishes an automated traffic enforcement report; recent coverage notes the reintroduction of photo radar at select locations following provincial guidance.[4][6]
- Local outlets have highlighted new traffic-safety initiatives that incorporate high-tech monitoring at intersections, with ongoing discussions about deployment and location updates.[8][9]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest city announcements or news articles now and summarize the current active camera locations and any recent changes. I can also provide links to official Calgary traffic camera pages for live status, if that would help.