About 60 city crews raced to repair as many potholes as possible during a 12-hour blitz Saturday.

It'll be a busy Thursday for CAA Manitoba as the province spends a second consecutive day in a car-killing deep freeze.

From 10 a.m. Monday to 10 a.m. Tuesday, CAA's Roadside Assistance centre responded to 200 calls across the province.

Eighty-six per cent said they understood the importance of making alternate travel plans after consuming alcohol — only 70 per cent said the same about cannabis.

Police say they received several complaints in August about an Ottawa-based tow truck company conducting business claiming they were CAA.

A potential new bylaw to crack down on predatory tow truck drivers received support from city politicians on Tuesday evening.

Crumbling pavement, potholes, traffic congestion and poor road signage were the main concerns voters raised about the road.

After back-to-back years of being voted the CAA's Worst Road in Ontario, Hamilton's Burlington Street dropped to No. 6 on the list, while Barton Street finished fifth.

RCMP will be conducting strategic checkpoints across the province as a way to remind people that all drivers have a role to play in making roadways safe.

CAA has long advocated for the protection of roadside assistance workers through Slow Down, Move Over legislation.