I want to bring attention to an important matter regarding road safety in Mississauga and for implementing a technology-driven solution. 

The issue of uninsured vehicles driving in our city poses a significant risk to the safety of our residents and contributes to the financial burden faced by law-abiding drivers. In an effort to address this problem effectively, I have conducted extensive research and identified a potential solution that harnesses the power of technology.

The proposed solution involves modifying existing speed cameras and strategically situating them near gas stations, utilizing plate reading technology to identify uninsured vehicles. This technology, when integrated with our enforcement systems, can automatically detect and report offenders to the local police, enabling prompt action.

By implementing this technology-driven approach, we can achieve several key objectives. Firstly, it will significantly enhance road safety by deterring uninsured drivers from operating vehicles on our roads. Additionally, it will lower insurance costs for law-abiding residents, alleviating the financial burden on our community and improving the overall quality of life in Mississauga.

Moreover, I recommend initiating a thorough assessment of the technological feasibility, legal considerations, privacy safeguards, and collaborative efforts required for the successful execution of this project. It would be highly beneficial to involve relevant stakeholders, such as law enforcement agencies, insurance providers, and community representatives, in the evaluation and planning process.

I am confident that this technology-driven solution, coupled with awareness campaigns and comprehensive monitoring, will bring about positive and tangible results in improving road safety and lowering insurance costs in our city.