Onlineusing thepayment portal

In personat100 Dissette St., Units 7&8 by cash, cheque (made payable to the Corporation of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury) or debit.

Automated Speed Enforcement

Q: How do I pay the ticket?

You can pay your penalty notice: Onlineusing thepayment portalIn personat100 Dissette St., Units 7&8 by cash, cheque (made payable to the Corporation of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury) or debit.By Mailto:Town of BWGAutomated Speed Enforcement100 Dissette St., Units 7&8,P.O. Box 100Bradford, ON L3Z 2A7

Please Note: As of 3:04:07 PM on November 7, 2025, the Town’s Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program has officially come to an end. No further tickets will be issued; however, any tickets already issued remain valid and must be paid.

ASE Locations

Visit our online map to view our past ASE camera locations.

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Pay or Dispute Your Penalty Order

Learn about your options if you receive a speeding ticket/penalty order.

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FAQ

Are charges reviewed by a Provincial Offences Officer or are they automatically issued?

All charges are first reviewed by a Provincial Offences Officer. If warranted, an Offence Notice Penalty Order (fine), with a copy of the captured image, is sent to the registered owner of the vehicle within 30 days, with no demerit points issued.

What times of the day are the cameras active?

There will be no disclosure with respect to camera active times under the Program. Observing posted speed limits 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, will ensure that drivers are not issued a penalty notice under the ASE Program.

What do I do if I get a ticket?

The registered owner of the motor vehicle is liable for the speeding ticket/penalty notice. Owners disputing the alleged contravention have the following options available to them:

Convicted owners will not be subject to demerit points.

How do I pay the ticket?

You can pay your penalty notice:

Online using the payment portal
In person at 100 Dissette St., Units 7&8 by cash, cheque (made payable to the Corporation of the Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury) or debit.
By Mail to:
Town of BWG
Automated Speed Enforcement
100 Dissette St., Units 7&8, P.O. Box 100
Bradford, ON L3Z 2A7

How are fine amounts determined?

The fine amounts for Automated Speed Enforcement penalties are set out by the Province of Ontario under the Highway Traffic Act Regulation 355/22. The total monetary fine is made up of three components and are set out as follows:

Set Penalty Amount Component

1-19 km per hour over the maximum speed limit: $5.00/km
20-29 km per hour over the maximum speed limit: $7.50/km
30-49 km per hour over the maximum speed limit : $12.00/km
50 km per hour or more over the maximum speed limit: $19.50/km

Victim Surcharge Component

Amount determined under paragraph 1 of subsection (2) of this section	Amount mentioned in paragraph 6 of subsection (1) of this section
$0 - $50	$10
$51 - $75	$15
$76 - $100	$20
$101 - $150	$25
$151 - $200	$35
$201 - $250	$50
$251 - $300	$60
$301 - $350	$75
$351 - $400	$85
$401 - $450	$95
$451 - $500	$110
$501 - $1000	$125

Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Search Fee

Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Search Fee Component of $8.25.This is the cost the Municipality incurs to access the address and name of the vehicle owner from the MTO.

Are threshold speeds being disclosed?

No, we do not disclose threshold speeds. Speed limits are not guidelines – they are the law. Driving at, or below, the posted limit will ensure a ticket is not issued.

Are demerit points issued?

No, demerit points are not issued. A fine is sent to the registered owner of the vehicle, regardless of who may be driving the car.

Why does the registered plate holder receive the ticket instead of the person who was driving when the ticket was issued?

Under the Highway Traffic Act, drivers can be held responsible for how their vehicles are being used. ASE systems cannot capture images of drivers or passengers so owner liability is in effect and results in the registered plate holder receiving the ticket.

What is a Community Safety Zone and where are they located in BWG?

A Community Safety Zone is an area designated through a By-law (that is passed by council) to identify it as a road segment of higher risk or concern. Certain Highway Traffic Act fines (including speeding) are doubled in Community Safety Zones, which are mostly located close to schools and school zones.

Project Timeline

February 1, 2024: Notification Period Begins for First Rotation

Locations of the first rotation of ASE cameras published to the public.
90-day notification period begins:

Advanced warning signs installed at the four ASE camera sites, reading "Municipal Speed Camera Coming Soon".
ASE camera sites published on website and social media.

May 2024: ASE Operational for First Rotation

First rotation of ASE cameras installed and operational.
On-site advanced warning signs removed and replaced with active use signage, reading "Municipal Speed Camera In Use".
Tickets issued to vehicles captured by the ASE system, exceeding the posted speed limit.

June 1, 2024: Notification Period Begins for Second Rotation

Locations of the second rotation of ASE cameras published to the public.
90-day notification period begins:

Advanced warning signs installed at the four ASE camera sites, reading "Municipal Speed Camera Coming Soon".
ASE camera sites published on website and social media.

September 1, 2024: ASE Operational for Second Rotation

Second rotation of ASE cameras installed and operational.
On-site advanced warning signs removed and replaced with active use signage, reading "Municipal Speed Camera In Use".
Tickets issued to vehicles captured by the ASE system, exceeding the posted speed limit.

October 1, 2024: Notification Period Begins for Third Rotation

Locations of the third rotation of ASE cameras published to the public.
90-day notification period begins:

Advanced warning signs installed at the four ASE camera sites, reading "Municipal Speed Camera Coming Soon".
ASE camera sites published on website and social media.

January 6, 2025: ASE Operational for Third Rotation

Third rotation of ASE cameras installed and operational.
On-site advanced warning signs removed and replaced with active use signage, reading "Municipal Speed Camera In Use".
Tickets issued to vehicles captured by the ASE system, exceeding the posted speed limit.

April 30, 2025: Pilot Project Ends

Project team, consultant, and Community and Traffic Safety Advisory Committee to review Pilot Project data, analyze results, and present findings and recommendations to Council on implementation of permanent ASE system for BWG.

There is also an options to extend the Pilot by six months, should the team feel more time is required to collect data.

November 7, 2025: ASE Program Ends

As of November 7, 2025, the Town’s Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program has officially come to an end. No further tickets will be issued; however, any tickets already issued remain valid and must be paid.