It’s not just about snowfall, once temperatures dip to +7°C, winter tires are the way to go. Long, cold, snowy winters are familiar to most Canadians, except perhaps those who would typically head to...
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Tips to Steer Clear of Impairment and Reduce Crash Risk
How we feel is simply not a good indication of our level of impairment. As summer draws to a close, many of us are trying to squeeze out the last bit of nice weather and spend it outdoors or hosting...
Teen Driver Training, Licensing & Testing During COVID-19: How Parents Can Help
When new drivers are ready to get on the road, but a pandemic has pressed pause on learning to drive One of the most widely anticipated rights of passage for young adults is getting a driver’s...
The new landscape of bike-vehicle roadsharing during & after COVID-19
Life returning to normal may not be the ideal goal Now more than ever, we all appreciate the benefits of getting outside, being active, and exploring alternate options for commuting or just getting...
Essential wildlife roadsharing safety tips as restrictions are lifted & more drivers return to the roads
With the spread of COVID-19, Spring 2020 looks quite different from years past. As restrictions are lifting, more vehicles and people are on the road than we’ve seen in the past two months. These...
Raise your hand if you’re a safe driver
I know what you’re saying: it’s not me, it’s other drivers. If asked whether we’re a safe driver, chances are many of us would enthusiastically and confidently say yes. There should be something...
You are not invincible
A Mother’s Mantra – Road safety lessons to last a lifetime With Mother’s Day this weekend, many of us are probably feeling a little frustrated at being unable to celebrate in person and, more...
Safe road use remains vital during COVID-19 pandemic despite lower traffic volumes
Physical distancing and social isolation have changed our roadways immensely. For the time being, slow commutes, congested rush hour traffic, construction zones and seemingly endless red lights have...
Distracted Driving Puts all Canadians at Risk
Constant stimulation and short attention spans have become the norm, with phone alerts providing the soundtrack in our hectic lives. Distracted driving is, hands-down, one of the most serious issues...
There’s No Trick to Staying Safe on Halloween
This Halloween let’s work together to keep the streets safe for everyone. On October 31st, countless kids in costumes as ghosts, ghoulies, goblins, witches/wizards and the latest pop culture trends...
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