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Why 'preventable' pedestrian deaths are climbing in Calgary — and what's being done about it
Despite efforts from all those involved, an upward trend in deaths from vehicle collisions paints a bleak picture for Calgary ...
City of Calgary launches traffic safety team to focus on speeding, noisy vehicles
The city of Calgary is launching a new traffic safety unit to help enforce traffic laws in residential areas, with a special ...
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Airdrie’s SkyGlide: Flying over traffic… with a side of espresso
Airdrie’s notorious rush-hour crawl is about to get a serious upgrade—one that trades brake lights and traffic jams for ...
Calgary police officer hurt after cruiser rear-ended by alleged drunk driver on Stoney Trail
A Calgary Police Service patrol officer was in the midst of a traffic stop on the shoulder of Stoney Trail Friday night when ...
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Updated provincial guidelines ending 'photo radar cash cow' to come into effect April 1
As of April 1, Calgary drivers will no longer have to be on the lookout for photo radar cameras while driving on provincial ...
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Numerous recent pedestrian collisions in Lethbridge prompted police last month to address traffic safety issues
On Monday, LPS announced that Lethbridge resident Landon Eric Veluw, 24, has been charged under the Traffic Safety Act with ...
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Airdrie drivers heading to Calgary: what to know about photo radar
Calgary Police Service announced it will deploy photo radar enforcement throughout April in 18 neighbourhoods and active ...
Mom and child injured in southeast Calgary hit-and-run pedestrian crash
The Calgary Police Service is on the scene of a Monday morning hit-and-run collision that left two pedestrians injured.
Tragic Collision on Crowchild Trail: A Look at the Recent Fatal Crash
In the early hours of Wednesday morning, a catastrophic crash on Crowchild Trail resulted in the tragic death of one individual. Such incidents highlight the importance of road safety and awareness.
Calgary council approves using $28 million from reserves to plug hole in police budget
Calgary city council has agreed to spend $28 million from the city's Fiscal Stability Reserve to make up for a shortfall in the Calgary Police Service (CPS) budget. The shortfall is the result of ...