New speed cameras added across Waterloo Region

Implemented in March 2024, officials with Greater Sudbury said the speed cameras have been effective in slowing average speeds in the areas they are deployed.

Drivers with a lead-foot may have to ease up on the gas pedal to avoid being fined, as new speed cameras are being added across Waterloo Region.

The region is adding two new cameras and activating several more throughout February, as a part of the municipal speed camera program to support safer neighbourhoods and school zones.

One camera was added on Monday on Bluevale Street North in Waterloo, near Bluevale Collegiate Institute and St. Agnes Catholic Elementary, according to the region.

They also say another camera will be added on Feb. 10, on Elgin Street in Cambridge, near Elgin Street Public School.

Additional cameras activating this month include:

Cedar Creek Public School, Hilltop Drive, Ayr, Ont.

St. Brigid Catholic School, Broom Street, Ayr, Ont.

Sir Adam Beck Public School, Snyder’s Road, Baden, Ont.

Elgin Street Public School, Elgin Street North, Cambridge

St. Gabriel Catholic School, Guelph Ave, Cambridge

Clearview Mennonite School, Three Bridges Road, Elmira, Ont.

Laurentian Public School, Westmount Road, Kitchener

Sandhills Public School, Victoria Street, Kitchener

New Dundee Public School, Bridge Street, New Dundee, Ont.

St. Clements Catholic Elementary School, Lobsinger Line, within St. Clements

Keatsway Public School, Keats Way, Waterloo

St. Nicholas Catholic School, Laurelwood Drive, Waterloo

Wellesley Public School, Queen’s Bush Road, Wellesley, Ont.

Foundation Christian School, Katherine Street, West Montrose, Ont.

The region said they choose new speed camera locations with the help of area municipal and regional staff. They focus on school zones and high-community use areas.