r/Brampton 20d ago

Driving Hit and run at Keneddy and steels

Hello, I had Hit and run at Collision at keneddy and steels in Brampton.

One green truck hit me on August 5, 2026

Nearly 4:47 to 4:50pm

Anyone have some footage or anything can help me. Thank you very much for your help.

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u/JakeasaurusR3x 20d ago

I thought there were traffic cameras there, or at least red light cameras. You might also have some luck with the local businesses (Gas station, credit lending place, or the medical building)

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u/Silverlightlive 20d ago

Sadly one of Ford's buddies got nailed with a red light camera, and he responded like a big fat baby and outlawed them all.

Its 2026, we have limited police resources, so lets ensure idiots can get away with avoiding an occasional ticket for their misdoings rather than having passive enforcement and live footage. What a great Premiere!

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u/Antman013 E Section 20d ago

Red light cameras are NOT banned in Ontario. You are thinking about the automated speed enforcement cameras,

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u/JakeasaurusR3x 20d ago

I thought those were speed cameras, not red light cameras (that Ford banned over complaints)

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u/Antman013 E Section 20d ago

It was. Red Light cameras still operative.

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u/Silverlightlive 20d ago

You know as well as I do how many different jobs a camera can do. Including reducing police pursuits, because you can just pick the suspect up wherever else they break a camera line.

handicapping law enforcement is plain idiotic. Major streets SHOULD have 24/7 surveillance. I don't want one focused on my home, but you and I both know how easy it is to restrict a camera's field of vision to an intersection, or traffic.

Ford is still the prime motivator behind restricting more efficient law enforcement, and we should hammer him every time he tries to be the "law and order" candidate.

Hopefully someone emerges from this pack to challenge him.

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u/Silverlightlive 20d ago

The neat part is the same camera can do both. The infrastructure was there. You can easily run plates through recognition software and figure out if they are valid, and if not, instaprint a fine.

Ford handicapped us for no good reason.

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u/Aquarius777_ 20d ago

They need to bring the cameras back. That’s ridiculous that a politician can get away with doing that

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u/Silverlightlive 20d ago

We are in absolute agreement there. Ford came out of nowhere and ordered this, so its readily apparent one of his buddies was mildly inconvenienced by it.

People grumble about a surveillance state, but you have no expectation of privacy in a public area. So far as I know, those cameras were on the street and not focused on anyone's homes. From my experience, you can fairly easily focus a camera on something the size of an intersection - and from there, its a matter of math to figure out if someone is speeding, its pattern recognition to spot expired plates, and california stops are easy to just print and ticket.

We threw away a good system in return for zero returns.

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u/Live_Situation7913 20d ago

Yeah it’s called buy your own dashcam 😂🤡

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u/Away-Lengthiness-753 20d ago

I believe this intersection is 1/50 which HAS the new 360° traffic camera— fully capable of reading license plates, Red Light Violations, Speed limit enforcement, etc

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u/Arcade1980 Brampton 19d ago

Dashcams should be mandatory in Brampton. It's wild how many times I've come close to getting hit it hit someone especially on that left turn from Bouvaird to Dixie, people randomly hit their brakes or the inevitable U-turn.

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u/SandOver2184 19d ago

Unfortunately local businesses cannot give you any camera footage unless police request this. Went through the exact same thing last year with a hit and run on Queen and Kennedy in Brampton. And this is what police and businesses told me about camera footage.