Ottawa police launched a high-impact traffic crackdown over two days, racking up 92 charges—mostly on Saturday alone—with officers from multiple units targeting risky drivers in high-traffic zones. Speeding violations were rampant, including cars clocked at 102 and 133 km/h in residential zones, leading to 30-day license suspensions and two-week impoundments. One driver also faced charges for running a red light and fleeing an accident. Another caught by automated scanners was already suspended and charged again for driving while banned and running a red light. The campaign kicked off Friday with 21 charges, including a 143 km/h speeder on Highway 417. Police emphasize they’re not banning car events but zero-tolerant on stunt driving and reckless behavior—and plan to keep enforcing to protect public safety.
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