Thunder Bay police deploy new device to help collect traffic data, target speeders
Thunder Bay police have begun deploying a new device that can inconspicuously collect traffic data, and help officers crack down on speeding drivers.
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Posted: May 18, 2021 3:45 PM ET | Last Updated: May 18
Thunder Bay police are using a new device that collects traffic data and can help with targeted traffic enforcement in the city.
Thunder Bay police have begun deploying a new device that can inconspicuously collect traffic data, and help officers crack down on speeding drivers.
During Tuesday's meeting of the Thunder Bay Police Services Board, acting traffic Sgt. Salvatore Carchidi said the service recently obtained a Black Cat device, which can be mounted to hydro poles or street lights and record vehicle speeds.