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fromwww.cbc.ca
1 day ago

Vaughan officially gets rid of its automated speed camera program | CBC News

Vaughan has decided to end its automated speed enforcement (ASE) program after a special council meeting on Monday. City council supported a motion from Mayor Steven Del Duca to end the program and instead focus on "traffic-calming measures" and other ways to reduce speed in areas like school zones, according to a City of Vaughan news release. The city will make a request to York Region to suspend its ASE program on regional roads, as per the approved motion.
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fromSan Jose Spotlight
2 weeks ago

San Jose on the hunt for new e-scooter provider - San Jose Spotlight

San Jose ended its exclusive scooter permit with Spin after the company failed to deploy the required 500 scooters amid theft, vandalism, and financial infeasibility.
NYC politics
fromStreetsblog
3 months ago

Thursday's Headlines: Speed Limits for E-Bikes Edition - Streetsblog New York City

Mayor Adams faces criticism for suggesting a speed limit on e-bikes instead of addressing deeper issues with app-based delivery companies.
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