Automated Speed Enforcement
Through the Brant Safe Street Strategy, the County of Brant is taking action to reduce speeding and enhance road safety for all users by implementing Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) systems in our communities. These cameras will be used alongside other traffic control measures that focus on education, enforcement and engineering.
On this page:
- Vehicle Speed, Stopping Distance and Chance of Survival
- Locations of cameras in Brant
- Paying Your Penalty
- Automated Speed Enforcement Background
Locations of Cameras
- Paris - Silver Street in Paris in front of North Ward Elementary School
- COMING SOON - St. George - Beverly Street near Arena Road
- COMING SOON - Mount Pleasant - Mount Pleasant Road near Mount Pleasant School
Pay Your Penalty
You can pay your penalty order using one of the following methods*:
- Pay in person by visiting a County of Brant Customer Service Office
- Pay by mail - you can mail your payment to the
County of Brant
Automated Speed Enforcement
26 Park Avenue,
P.O. Box 160
Burford, ON N0E 1A0
You are required to provide your Penalty Order Number as well as the registered license plate in order to make payment.
*Please note that a $4.95 service fee applies to online payments, along with a 1.95% credit card fee imposed by the credit card company. These fees are not retained by the County of Brant.
Background
| Background on Automated Speed Enforcement in Ontario and the County of Brant |
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In 2017, Ontario authorized the use of ASE in municipalities to address ongoing issues with speeding in school zones and community safety zones. Municipalities collect local data indicating where speed is a factor, this data is then used as evidence to pinpoint where ASE can be implemented in communities to help make a difference. In September 2024, County of Brant Council approved an Automated Speed Enforcement Program that would introduce speed cameras in Community Safety Zones to help reduce speeds, collisions, injuries, and fatalities. ASE is another tool for municipalities to use to improve road safety. This system is proven to reduce speeds in Community Safety Zones, which include schools, where there are frequent complaints about unsafe driver behaviour. Tickets and fines will be processed through the Administrative Penalty System (APS) as provided for under Ontario Regulation 355/22 of the Highway Traffic Act. The potential funds collected from Automated Speed Enforcement systems will be used to offset the cost to run the program as well as implement other safe streets initiative. Visit the Brant Safe Streets page to learn more about other safety initiatives within Brant. Learn more by viewing the Update on Implementation of Automated Speed Enforcement Report to Council. |
Speed limits are not guidelines – they are the law. Automated Speed Enforcement is the reminder we ALL need to slow down to keep our communities safe.
For more information on Automated Speed Enforcement visit www.aseontario.com.
ASE is another tool in the toolbox for making our streets safer. Visit the Brant Safe Streets webpage to learn more about how Brant is working to keep our streets safer for everyone.
View the ASE System Certificate of Accuracy (PDF).