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Starting April 1, tickets will be issued to motorists who are caught speeding on the cameras, which have been upgraded to snap shots of people racing through the intersections.
The fine for running a red light is $287. The penalty for speeding varies from as little as $57 to whatever a judge deems appropriate for speeders going 50 km/h or more over the limit, according to the Alberta Motor Association.
Tickets issued as a result of red-light cameras in Calgary took in $3.9 million in 2008 and $3.4 million in 2007, but police insist the program is not a cash grab.
"Revenue is a part of the program," said Marsh. "In order for automated enforcement to work, there has to be a revenue component. If there's not a fine, then there's no deterrent."
The study released Tuesday also concluded that for each dollar spent on the intersection camera program, Calgarians saw a "societal savings" of $11 — an amount based on the reduction of collisions and the associated expenses in terms of medical costs, emergency services, property damage and lost productivity.