How Alejandra Bravo voted at council

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1. 2025.MM32.17REFERRED

   Review of Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) Ticket Appeals Process

   Road safety is of vital importance to the City of Toronto. Our Vision Zero strategy includes a number of measures to achieve the goal of reducing traffic-related fatalities and injuries. One such tool is Automated Speed Enforcement technology. When Automated Speed Enforcement works well, it encourages drivers to be conscious of their speed. At the same time a driver must have the right to due process when appealing a ticket. The appeal process must be efficient and easy to navigate. However, many barriers can be faced during the process of appealing an Automated Speed Enforcement ticket. Residents have reported numerous issues: the website does not recognize their ticket number; tickets were sent out with outdated email addresses, the unstable phone line repeatedly dropped calls after 2 hours on hold. This is an overall lack of communication on the status of the ticket once the appeal form was submitted. This collection of experienced failures of the appeals process for Automated Speed Enforcement tickets undermines the legitimacy of the entire program. Therefore, I am requesting a full and thorough review of the appeals process for Automated Speed Enforcement tickets.

   City Council · 2025-07-24 15:12 PM

   Waive Referral

   Alejandra Bravo's vote: No

   Two-Thirds required - MM32.17 - Waive the referral

   Motion result

   Lost

   Recorded tally

   15-8

   Source outcome