Most Toronto, GTA residents want more speed cameras: poll
A majority of Toronto and GTA residents agree that more speed cameras are needed, especially in school zones, as per a new poll conducted by Canada Pulse Insights for CityNews. The provincial ban on municipal speed cameras went into effect on Nov. 14, 2025, and the poll found that nearly a year later, two-thirds of […]
A new poll conducted by Canada Pulse Insights for CityNews reveals that a majority of Toronto and GTA residents support the installation of more speed cameras, particularly in school zones. Sixty percent of GTA residents agree, while 67% of Torontonians concur. The majority of respondents aged 55 and over also favor the measure.
However, income levels play a role in opinions, with those earning $50,000 or less being more likely to support the cameras compared to those earning higher incomes. Despite this, the poll found that 25% of Toronto residents and 31% of GTA residents consider traffic congestion and road infrastructure to be among their top three concerns.
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