New Automated Speed ​​Enforcement (ASE) cameras are being installed across Brampton. (Photo: City of Brampton)

Another 40 new speed cameras have been turned on in Brampton and INsauga.com shows where they are so you can help keep the roads safe while avoiding costly tickets.

By the end of the year, the city plans to have 100 new automatic speed enforcement (ASE) cameras operational with 20 will be put online in September and 40 more active Wednesday.

The cameras are located in Brampton’s community safety zones and will become commonplace on city streets as the city moves closer to its goal of bringing 185 cameras online by the end of summer 2025.

Fines for speeding in a community safety zone increase depending on the speed of the driver. The lowest rate is $5 per kilometer plus fees for drivers traveling 1 to 19 km over the limit, up to $19.50 per kilometer.

The improvements allowed the city to spend some $1.9 million on its new ASE processing center, $91,000 for technology and new hires, and $300,000 for a truck dedicated to installation, moving and the removal of ASE signaling.

But those costs are expected to come back since the new ASE facility will generate some $30 million in revenue annually with projected annual expenses of $13 million, according to the city.

Here are the locations of the 40 new ASE cameras installed in Brampton this month:

• Dr. Ken Whillans (near Mara Cres.)
• Conservation Dr. (west of Dawnridge Trl.)
• Heart Lake Road. (North of Copperfield Road.)
• Elgin Drive (east of McLaughlin Road South)
• McMurchy Avenue (south of Driscoll Drive)
• Ardglen Drive (east of Hardwick Drive)
• Wardsville Drive (east of Goseling Street)
• Academic Doctorate (north of Queen Street West)
• Oaklea Boulevard. (West of Tumbleweed Trl.)
• Bonnie Braes Drive (east of Seabrook Square)
• Bonnie Braes Parkway (west of Timbercove Road)
• Financial Dr. (south of Wardsville Dr.)
• Daviselm Drive (west of Parity Road)
• Lorenville Drive (near Lampman Crescent)
• Valleyway Drive (east of Bonavista Drive)
• Aylesbury Dr. (near Berberis Cres.)
• Edenbrook Hill Dr. (north of Blueleaf Trl.)
• Edenbrook Hill Dr. (north of Packham Cir.)
• Howard Stewart Road. (East of Isle Royal Drive)
• Balmoral Drive (east of Edenborough Drive)
• Central Park Drive (east of Goldcrest Road)
• Central Park Dr. (north of Hanover Road)
• Central Park Dr. (near Hilldale Cres.)
• Glenforest Road. (West of Glenridge Road)
• Jordan Boulevard. (South of Joshua Crt.)
• Goldcrest Road. (Near Glenora Crescent.)
• Long Meadow Road. (North of Prince Edward Boulevard)
• Mountainash Road. (North of Sierra Peak Crt.)
• Dr. Chapparal (east of Canarygrass Dr.)
• Dolbyhill Drive (east of Blackstone River Drive)
• Guru Nanak Street (west of Canada Goose Boulevard)
• Larkspur Road. (West of Field Thistle Dr.)
• Martin Byrne Dr. northbound (north of Falkland Road)
• Martin Byrne Dr. southbound (north of Falkland Road)
• Squire Ellis Drive westbound (near Landview Road)
• Squire Ellis Drive eastbound (near Landview Road)
• Castle Oaks Crossing (east of Gore Road)Clarkway Dr. (south of Castle Oaks Crossing)
• Bellchase Trl. (East of Burnstown Circle.)
• Riseborough Drive (west of Oshawa Drive)

The city says the 40 new cameras are in addition to the 70 cameras already operational, bringing the city’s total ASE cameras to 110.

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