Locations of 20 new speed cameras revealed with over 100 more coming in Brampton

The first 100 new speed cameras will be up and running by the end of the year with dozens more on the way now that the city has opened its new Automated Speed Enforcement Processing Centre in Brampton.

Brampton City Council has been working to bring some 185 Automated Speed Enforcement cameras to the city with plans to have 100 new units installed by July, but delays have seen only 20 installed this year with the full rollout pushed back to the end of 2024.

By the end of the year, there will be 100 new cameras installed in Brampton Community Safety Zones with an additional 85 cameras coming by the end of summer 2025.

A slower-than-expected rollout didn’t stop the city from christening its new ticketing centre on Tuesday, moving ticketing from Toronto to Brampton and, along with new staff, will help the city crackdown on speeding, increase road safety.

The new facility is expected to generate approximately $30 million in revenue per year with annual projected expenses of $13 million.

The city says areas of Brampton with an ASE camera see a decrease in vehicle speeds of 6.5 km/h, and Mayor Patrick Brown called the new ASE centre a “game changer” for Brampton.

The new Automated Speed Enforcement Processing Centre in Brampton had a ribbon cutting on Sept. 3, 2024.

“This investment not only enhances our ability to enforce speed limits but also demonstrates our commitment to protecting our residents. We are proud to lead Ontario in creating safer streets and this centre is a crucial step in our journey,” the mayor said in a statement.

The city said its ticket processing at the old facility was limited by space, staffing and increasing demand according to the city, leaving some ASE cameras running for as little as two hours each day.

Here are the locations of the 20 new ASE cameras installed in Brampton this summer:

• Rutherford Rd. North, North of Archdekin Dr.
• Rutherford Rd. North, South of Archdekin Dr.
• Conestoga Dr., South of Ruth Ave.
• Conestoga Dr., North of Polygon Crt.
• Clarence St., West of John Beck Cres.
• McMurchy Ave. South, North of Kingsview Blvd.
• Ray Lawson Blvd., West of Berkindale Crt.
• Ray Lawson Blvd., North of Acadian Heights
• Daviselm Dr., West of Parity Rd.
• Fletchers Creek Blvd., South of Tiller Trail
• Queen Mary Dr., near Echoridge Dr.
• Brisdale Dr., South of McCrimmon Dr.
• Avondale Blvd., East of Aloma Cres.
• North Park Dr., South of Nuttall St.
• Cottrelle Blvd., East of Valleycreek Dr.
• Glenvale Blvd., South of Central Park Dr.
• Great Lakes Dr., North of Beachsurf Rd.
• Father Tobin Rd., East of Fernforest Dr.
• Gardenbrooke Trail, East of Freedom Oaks Trail
• Castle Oaks Crossing, East of Long Branch Trail

Some expenses for the ASE expansion include $1.9 million for work on the ASE Processing Centre, $91,000 for technology for new hires, and $300,000 for a truck dedicated to installing, relocating and removing ASE signage.

The new stock of ASE cameras are in addition to the city’s plans to bring dozens of cutting edge cameras and license plate recognition cameras to 40 intersections across Brampton.