Jason Moore, a spokesman for the city of Windsor, told AFP that 'the cameras locally have been shut off for a year now due to a back-end system changeover and we have not gotten them back online yet,' adding that it has 'nothing to do with the truckers.'Ī spokesperson for the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) said 'there have been no reports of mass outages of our cameras.' The city's Senior Manager of Traffic Operations and Parking Shawna Boakes says the new cameras will detect vehicles and adjust signal timing according to the number of drivers. Nearly 600,000 is being spent to modernize aging traffic cameras at major intersections. Phone: For general information, call 311. The cameras are activated by the traffic signal’s controller when the signal turns red in a given direction. The locations were selected based on recorded collisions and the geometric configuration and ability of the cameras to be installed. Traffic Operations Division 1269 Mercer Street Windsor, Ontario Canada N8X 0A9 Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. Red light cameras are coming to ten Windsor intersections this fall. On January 24, 2022, the convoy passed through Windsor, Ontario.īut officials said no traffic cameras were disabled as a result of the protest. Windsor is embarking on a project to improve traffic flow throughout the city. Detection cameras are not capable of displaying or recording video. The Canadian Trucking Alliance said that 'the vast majority of the Canadian trucking industry is vaccinated,' but the mandate has raised fears of further disruption of supply chains already strained by the Covid-19 pandemic. Local media reported on January 23 that hundreds of truckers left the Canadian province of British Columbia, heading eastward to Ottawa in order to protest a Covid-19 vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers that took effect earlier in the month. Screenshot taken on January 27, 2022, shows a Facebook post

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