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The province is ending the use of photo radar on ring roads in Calgary and Edmonton, allowing them to relocate to a limited number of school, playground, and construction zones.
EDMONTON — The Alberta government aims to stop photo radar from being used as a cash cow, beginning with banning its use on ring roads next month and negotiating with smaller municipalities to remove what it deems "fishing holes" to nab speeders.
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The province on Thursday said it's removing photo radar on ring roads including Calgary's Stoney Trail, calling the devices "cash cows."
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