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The ‘right size’ for your sign will depend on what distance it needs to be visible from. If your sign uses a combination of words and pictograms, we recommend measuring the furthest distance these symbols will need to be visible from. According to AS 1319-1994, a compliant sign must be designed with these considerations: pictograms are at least 15mm per metre of viewing distance, while capital and lowercase letters should be 5mm and 4mm per metre of viewing distance, respectively.

Recordings will only be released in accordance with Part 2 or Part 3 criteria in the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA). You can apply here.

Class 1 (Class 400) Reflective Aluminium is the higher grade of reflectivity, and can be differentiated by the honeycomb pattern on its face. Because of their high reflectivity, they are most commonly used on public roads. Class 2 (Class 100) Reflective Films are more suited for non-critical, off-road signage that require high visibility and reflectivity - such as car parks or around schools.

Axon body-cameras. Traffic Enforcement officers will have an additional POV camera accessory attached to their motorcycle helmet.

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VPD officers must identify potential privacy risks and ensure that measures are taken to mitigate those risks, such as in these situations:

Road signs are designed to reflect light from a variety of different angles. This makes them extremely useful in real-world applications where vehicles may be approaching at different speeds and from different directions. Regardless of where a vehicle may be coming from, the unique design of road signs makes them visible from most angles.

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Throughout the pilot, we sought feedback and input from community groups, as well as anyone involved in an interaction where cameras are used.

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Only the officer who took the footage and other designated staff with approval can view the video. The name of an employee, and the date and time, is automatically tracked for every person viewing the video.

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Road and traffic signs come in a variety of different shapes and colours. These shapes and colours are standardised for NSW roads, and are able to warn road users of potential hazards ahead. In emergency situations, it is easier for the human brain to interpret colours and shapes instead of words, especially when making split-second decisions.

Body-worn cameras are relatively small devices that record interactions between the public and police officers. The video and audio recordings can be used to enhance accountability, transparency, and public confidence.

Thanks to internal and external feedback, we are now working on a report to outline what would be required for a full operational rollout.

How often you need to replace your signs depends on the material and the environment they have been placed in. Aluminium signs (with proper maintenance) have a life expectancy of 5-7 years. However, if placed indoors, it could exceed this timeline. For signs made of plastic (such as polypropylene, self adhesive vinyl and corflute), life expectancy is closer to 3-5 years.

If you are captured on a video or audio recording, and are not directly involved in the incident, your face will be blurred or sections of the video will be redacted, if the footage is going to be used in court proceedings.

Sworn and civilian members from across the VPD formed a working group to plan the roll-out of the body-worn cameras and create guidelines for our officers.

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A regulatory road sign is used to inform users of the traffic rules and regulations on closed roads, car parks and public roads. They are a useful tool for reinforcing safe behaviour on our roads, and for protecting the wider community.

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Viewing the records is restricted to investigation or training purposes, and in accordance with the B.C. Provincial Policing Standards and VPD guidelines and policies.

Between January and June 2024, the VPD conducted our Body Worn Camera Pilot Project. Select officers in the Downtown Core, East Vancouver, and in our Traffic Services Section, took part in the six-month trial. This trial provided valuable feedback as we work toward a broader body-cam rollout for all frontline Vancouver Police officers.

This sign is made from durable class 1 reflective aluminium. It is strength-tested and corrosion resistant, making it a very suitable option for outdoor applications. If properly maintained and cared for, this aluminium sign can be a long term option for schools and local businesses looking for a lightweight traffic solution.

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When installing safety signage outdoors, it is important to consider the conditions of the natural and built environment. For the Australian climate, aluminium and metal are two stand-out options. Both are corrosion resistant and extremely durable.

A recording is automatically deleted after 13 months unless it is evidence of a crime or complaint. Once all court processes are complete, the recording will be deleted. They may also be kept for training purposes as long as that training remains relevant.

To be authorised for use on NSW roads, road signs must meet the mandatory requirements set by the NSW state government. This sign meets the standards of AS 1742.1-2014 and AS 1743-2018, which means that it can be used on public roads.

We believe the cameras will strengthen public safety, enhance transparency, trust, and accountability in interactions between the police and the public. There are, understandably, many concerns surrounding the use of body-worn cameras. If you don’t see your questions answered in our FAQ section below or in the guidelines, please email us at bodyworncameras@vpd.ca.

The depth of the footings for your sign post will depend on the size of the sign itself and the conditions of the ground it is being installed in. We recommend using the NSW Road and Transport authority’s installation guide as a tool to help you make the right decision when installing your sign.

This regulatory stop sign is a great tool for promoting driver awareness and safety on site and roads.Complies to Australian Standard AS 1742.1-2014 and AS 1743-2018Ideal for controlling traffic flow at intersections and blind spotsMade from Class 1 (Class 400) Reflective Aluminium for maximum visibilityConstructed from durable 1.6mm thick Aluminium in a 600mm x 600mm sizeWill not crack or peel: Reflective aluminium lasts for yearsSign Posts and Mounting Brackets sold separately

To make sure that your sign is compliant with Australian Standard AS 1319-1994, it is important that you take into account the following when installing your sign - Consider the signs overall positioning (is it near trees or other obstacles?), measure the viewing distance (to ensure there is enough space to warn pedestrians and traffic of hazardous conditions) and the amount of natural light near the sign.

Officers from Patrol and our Traffic Enforcement Section volunteered and have received specialized training. Each officer will receive their own personal-issue camera.

If you don’t see what you’re looking for in our frequently asked questions below, please email your question(s) to bodyworncameras@vpd.ca.