How the changes to Canada’s foreign worker program could lead to $30 burgers, Trump’s mass deportation plan, & Which province has the most dangerous roads and highways? “This is the problem… you just don’t see the enforcement out there… In the states, lots of enforcement, lots of police vehicles everywhere. Coming across Canada it was […]
Vancouver city council has passed a motion this week allowing police access to the city’s traffic cameras. The aim is to help with investigations and responses to incidents quicker on an on-needed basis. Grant Gottgetreu, forensic consultant and former West Vancouver & New West traffic cop joins Global News Morning to discuss the motion. “Traffic
“…back in the day, you’d get thumped! It’s a different world now…” “I hope it’s not an upward trend, but it would appear that this is not as rare as one would think…” “…when you’re getting up to that number, something has to be done with people like that. Otherwise, it’s just a revolving door
“There’s not a really big safety & fatalities risk based on a noisy muffler or a loud exhaust pipe, or screeching your tires” “We have bigger things out there to deal with rather than wasting our tax dollars on noise cameras” “Politicians always tell the truth, and nothing but the truth! Receipts! where are these
“When I hear politicians talk about speed enforcement cameras, the first word that comes into my head is, rubbish” “It doesn’t change patterns, it doesn’t change driving behaviour” “The immediate impact of getting pulled over by the police right away, that’s what’s going to change driving habits” “It’s darker earlier, the weather is changing, not
