The Calgary Police Service has released the February 2020 list of locations where photo radar will be enforced.

In a release, CPS wrote:

“In response to community needs identified through statistical analysis, collisions, and citizen concerns, mobile photo radar will be set up on 16 Avenue, Crowchild Trail, Deerfoot Trail, and Stoney Trail.”

In addition to the previously mentioned roads, here is a list of communities where the Calgary Police Service will focus their traffic control:

• Altadore
• Aspen Woods
• Banff Trail
• Beltline
• Capitol Hill
• Castleridge
• CFB Lincoln Park
• Chinatown
• Cliff Bungalow
• Crescent Heights
• Falconridge
• Glamorgan
• Glenbrook
• Glendale/Killarney/Glengarry
• Hillhurst
• Houndsfield Heights/Briar Hill
• Lower Mount Royal
• Martindale
• McCall Park
• Montgomery
• Rosscarrock/Westgate
• Saddle Ridge
• Scarboro
• Signal Hill
• Skyview Ranch
• South Calgary
• Springbank Hill
• St. Andrews Heights
• Strathcona
• Sunalta
• Sunnyside
• Sunridge Industrial Park
• Taradale
• Tuxedo
• University Heights
• Vista Heights
• West Hillhurst
• Winston Heights/Mountview

The extensive list of all traffic cameras can be found online.

There are also 50 intersection safety cameras set up throughout the city to catch anyone running a red, as seen on the map below.

City of Calgary

The CPS release states that up to 38 of these locations will also be used to capture vehicles speeding through green and yellow lights, with speeds in excess of 50 km/h putting the driver in front of a judge.

“These drivers not only put themselves in danger, but they also endanger the lives of others,” the release states.

With that, Calgary — you’ve been warned.