On average, there's 1 collision every week in Halton because someone ran a red light. That’s unacceptable and preventable.

To improve road safety and reduce the number of drivers running red lights, Halton Region is participating in the Red Light Camera Program.

• About the Program
• How it Works
• Red Light Camera Locations

About the Program

Throughout southern Ontario, red light cameras have helped to:

• Reduce personal-injury type accidents
• Improve the safety of our intersections
• Enhance the quality of life in our community

How Red Light Cameras Work

Cameras snap photos of red light runners 24 hour a day, 7 days a week, but only operate when a vehicle enters the intersection once the light has turned red.

Red light camera tickets are given to registered vehicle owners whose vehicle has been caught going through, or failing to yield at, a red light.

Red Light Camera Locations

Current Locations

Current red light camera locations are listed below:

• Dundas Street and Brant Street, City of Burlington View map 
• Trafalgar Road and Upper Middle Road, Town of Oakville View map 

Upcoming Locations

In 2013, Halton is planning to install another 5 red light cameras at strategic intersections throughout the Region with 5 more planned for 2014.

Red light camera locations planned for 2013 are listed below:

• Brant Street and North Service Road, City of Burlington View map 
• Guelph Line and Upper Middle Road, City of Burlington View map 
• Trafalgar Road and Leighland Avenue, Town of Oakville View map 
• 10 Side Road and Ninth Line, Town of Halton Hills View map 
• Derry Road and Trafalgar Road, Town of Milton View map