Roughly 10,000 delayed photo radar tickets are now making their way into the hands of Calgarians — up to five months after the infraction actually took place. Immediately after, Welfare said the service obtained a court order that authorized CPS to serve photo enforcement violations using courier, and they began processing the violations. "There is a letter attached to each ticket which describes why they are receiving the tickets right now." This letter is being included with delayed photo enforcement violations making their way to Calgarians. "Our purpose of photo enforcement tickets is about traffic safety," she said.

Source: CBC News February 15, 2019 12:56 UTC