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Alberta government continues its crusade against certain kinds of photo radar.
The government has already banned the practice on provincially operated highways and is set to extend this prohibition to major roads.
Authorities have effectively eliminated so-called “fishing holes” where traffic enforcement would be conducted with officers hidden out of drivers’ view.
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