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Driver clocked at 153 km/h by Strathcona County Enforcement - Vimarsana News

Driver clocked at 153 km/h by Strathcona County Enforcement

Traffic enforcement initiatives have been put in place over the past two weekends this month and officers have caught several drivers at high rates of speed or stunting in their vehicles. 

Driver clocked at 153 km/h by Strathcona County Enforcement | Drayton Valley Western Review - Vimarsana News

Driver clocked at 153 km/h by Strathcona County Enforcement | Drayton Valley Western Review

Traffic enforcement initiatives have been put in place over the past two weekends this month and officers have caught several drivers at high rates of speed or stunting in their vehicles. 

City of Edmonton to explore stiffer penalties for noisy vehicles - Vimarsana News

City of Edmonton to explore stiffer penalties for noisy vehicles

The city is planning to review how to enforce an amended bylaw for excessive vehicle noise.

Source: cbc.ca
'No vehicle is sold noisy': Edmonton councillor launches petition to target loud vehicles on city streets - Vimarsana News

'No vehicle is sold noisy': Edmonton councillor launches petition to target loud vehicles on city streets

Edmonton city councillor Michael Janz has launched a petition asking the city to look into increasing fines and automated enforcement or an outright ban to curb noisy vehicles in the city.

Drivers behind noisy vehicles deserve stiffer fines, some Edmonton residents say - Vimarsana News

Drivers behind noisy vehicles deserve stiffer fines, some Edmonton residents say

Edmonton residents, fed up with excessive noise from vehicles and motorcycles in the summer, are calling for the City of Edmonton to hand out stiffer fines to drivers found creating the chaos.

Source: cbc.ca