
Road safety is a shared responsibility. Learn how to file a road watch report and traffic concern report to the Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS) and help us keep our roads safe.
File a Road Watch Report
You can file a Road Watch Report about any incident in Halton region involving a specific vehicle if:
- You have a Licence Plate Number for the vehicle; and
- No contact was made between you and the other driver.
- A vehicle running a stop sign or red light
- A vehicle following too closely
- Aggressive, careless or dangerous driving
- Unsafe passing
- A vehicle driving in the middle of a roadway
- Excessive speeding by a vehicle
- A vehicle speeding in a Community Safety Zone
- A school bus violation
- A distracted driver (failure to use hands-free device)
- A vehicle that fails to yield to a pedestrian
What happens after I submit a Road Watch Report? A police officer will review each Road Watch Report that we receive. If deemed appropriate, we may send a letter to the registered vehicle owner encouraging all drivers to drive in a safe and responsible manner. File a Traffic Concern Report You can file a Traffic Concern Report about a persistent traffic concern at a specific location within Halton Region.
We will review and investigate each Traffic Concern Report. If a report isn't complete, we will not accept or review the report.
When to file a Traffic Concern Report |
You can file a Traffic Concern Report for:
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Traffic report exclusions |
The following highways are excluded because they fall under the jurisdiction of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP):
Visit the OPP Website if you would like to file a report about a provincial road or highway. |