“You don’t want to use tragedy or situations like that to illustrate, but unfortunately, the truth is, we’ve seen (increased speeding), whether it’s somebody working a crosswalk in a tragic situation or you see cars literally flipping over,” Tierney said. “We have to find a way to slow people down, and that’s my ultimate goal. Politics aside, I’m working with the provincial government and the transportation minister to make sure I’m bringing things to the table outside of cameras in hopes that we can slow down the traffic in front of those schools.”
