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Toronto’s speed cameras have been removed by the vendor responsible for their installation, marking the end of Premier Doug Ford’s campaign against the cameras, which he criticized as a “cash grab.” The removal of the cameras follows a tragic incident where a couple lost their lives in a high-speed collision. The city had initially increased the number of speed cameras but eventually bowed to pressure and took them down. Despite evidence of their effectiveness, the cameras faced backlash and vandalism, leading to their eventual removal. Critics of the ban argue that speed cameras are crucial for road safety, especially in school zones. However, the decision to remove the cameras has been finalized, with the company behind them expressing confidence in their effectiveness in enhancing road safety.

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