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Article content The Ottawa Police Service traffic unit’s Project NoiseMaker, targeting speeding, stunt driving and excessive noise, returns to city streets starting Saturday. It’s in response to complaints from the community and aimed at reducing the number of collisions and resulting injuries and deaths, police said in a media release Thursday. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Project NoiseMaker aimed at speeding, stunt driving, excessive no...

  OTTAWA -- Ottawa police say there has been an increase in speeding, stunt driving and other unsafe activity on city streets during the pandemic, and they’re stepping up enforcement in response. Officers have issued more than 4,000 tickets to drivers in the month of April alone, police said Thursday. One of those stops involved a driver who was charged with stunt driving for a fourth time, police said. “Ottawa streets are not meant to be treated as anyone’s personal race track,” T...

April 22, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Sam Odrowski An Orangeville resident brought his vehicle noise concerns forward to Council on April 12. Michael Cornish moved here two years ago for the small-town feel, walkability, live music, and other amenities, and while he’s enjoyed his time in town, the issue of loud vehicles continues to impact his quality of life. “There’s a lot of noise coming from single vehicles, whether it’s loud...

Article content It’s been less than a week since the Peel Regional Police Road Safety Services posted a generous reminder to its Twitter followers, but the earlier they get the message out, the better. We can only assume the previous tweets and calls-to-action put in place last year haven’t yet reached the masses, because there was no shortage of trouble noise-makers, as well as 2020 Twitter content. First on the list, a Brampton driver clearly missed the memo about not breaking two laws at...