This year’s total highway deaths to date (between May 17 and Sept. 2) is holding steady at 30 – the same as 2018 – but according to Manitoba RCMP stats, the province has only seen three such fatalities on a long weekend, all between Aug. 2-5. Continue reading
Collisions in the Halifax area are causing concern among some who frequently walk or cycle in the municipality. Continue reading
Three serious collisions in the span of just four days claimed three lives. Continue reading
The Office of Traffic Safety has released its 2018 numbers, showing there were 24,000collisions last year, a very slight increase over the year before. However the severity of those crashes is down. Continue reading
With nine Manitobans killed in auto collisions over the past week, RCMP are asking people to exercise caution, especially as the long weekend approaches. Continue reading
Fatal motorcycle crashes have advocates urging motorcyclists and drivers to share the road to prevent another deadly collision. Continue reading
Leaders at the conference will be discussing how to better protect children on Calgary roads, ways to curb risky driving behaviour and implementing new technology on the roads. Continue reading
Last May long weekend, 110 people were charged with impaired driving after being stopped by Alberta RCMP, according to Sgt. Darrin Turnbull. Continue reading
In 2018, there were 19 fatalities and 319 serious injury collisions in Edmonton. Both those numbers are down from 2017. Continue reading
The OPP have recently released statistics about highway collisions in Ontario. Of these, 55 of the cases were fatal and 10 of those deaths occurred on the east region highways. Continue reading