A new set of school zone speeders will be in sight for the city’s automated speed enforcement cameras. After three months in their current spots, devices are set to be moved on Aug. 1.
They will be set up in front of:
- Resurrection Christian Academy School on Knightswood Boulevard
- Sacred Heart Catholic School on Huron Street
- Gateway Public School on Gateway Drive
- Jean Little Public School on Youngman Drive.
The cameras, which have been operating in various spots since last August, take photos of vehicles going above the posted speed limit and generate tickets for the registered owner.
They’re currently found outside:
- Ecole Arbour Vista Public School on McCann Street
- William C. Winegard Public School on Lee Street
- Central Public School on Dublin Street North
- June Avenue Public School on June Avenue.
They’ve been there since May 1 and are moved to another school zone every three months.
As previously announced by city officials, the locations as of Nov. 1 will be Ptarmigan Drive in front of Kortright Hills PS, Waterloo Avenue in front of Guelph Montessori School, Emma Street in front of Holy Rosary CS and Scottsdale Drive in front of Priory Park PS and École St. René Goupil School.
Next Feb. 1 they’re set to move to Rickson Avenue in front of Rickson Ridge PS, Waverly Drive in front of Waverly Drive PS, McElderry Road in front of St. Michael Catholic School and Ottawa Crescent in front of Ottawa Crescent PS.
As of May 1, 2025, ASEs are expected to be put on Westwood Road in front of St. Peter CS, Water Street in front of Mezzan School of Guelph, Bright Street in front of École L’Odysée School and Goodwin Drive in front of Westminster Woods PS.
