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United Conservative Party government slamming brakes on its plan to move traffic ticket challenges online and away from court

BY The Canadian Press, translated by Connect News, Mar 23, 2022 10:18 PM - REPORT AN ERROR

It appears the United Conservative Party government will slam the brakes on its plan to move traffic ticket challenges online and away from court while charging people a fee to fight them.

Transportation Minister Rajan Sawhney says she is recommending the plan be scrapped.

She says her recommendation is based on feedback from Albertans who don't like the idea.

Sawhney says her recommendation must still be approved by Premier Jason Kenney's cabinet.

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