Highway Safety Code
Safety concerns grow over new pedestrian traffic light in Pincourt
A petition to bring back the stop sign is gaining traction in the neighbourhood, with more than 50 signatures. Continue reading
Why Beaconsfield is allowing cyclists to ride on some sidewalks
Cyclists are now legally allowed to ride on the sidewalk on a portion of Beaconsfield’s St-Charles Boulevard. Continue reading
Having someone hold your phone for you not ‘hands-free,’ Rosemère judge rules
Defence attorneys told Global News they are concerned this decision could set a precedent, making it difficult to use hands-free devices in cars. Continue reading
More police presence around West Island school to catch people breaking road rules
Police from Station 1 in Montreal’s West Island are reminding people to drive safely in school zones. Continue reading
Quebec coroner pushes for tighter ignition lock rules for repeat drunk drivers
A Quebec coroner is recommending the province move quickly to implement a rule that would force repeat drunk drivers to have their vehicles fitted with ignition locks for at least a decade. Continue reading
4 Montreal pedestrians hit in 48 hours, prompting calls for better safety measures
By Anne Leclair Reporter
At least four pedestrians were hit on Montreal roads in the last 48 hours. One is dead and three others are in hospital. Continue reading
There are new rules for cyclists, drivers in Quebec. Do you know what they are?
If you ever take to the roads in Quebec, you might want to be aware of these new changes. Continue reading
Quebec imposes curfew, passenger limit for young drivers
The changes come after recent statistics showed 29 more young people died on Quebec roads in 2017 than the year before. Continue reading
‘I was shocked’: Montreal cyclist furious after close encounter with STM bus
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
A cyclist is speaking out after a video he shot of an STM bus nearly grazing him went viral online. Continue reading
Montreal motorist takes on SAAQ over increased premiums tied to traffic tickets
By Anne Leclair Reporter
When Quebec drivers are convicted of a traffic offence with demerit points, their licence premiums are automatically increased by the Quebec automobile insurance board (SAAQ). Continue reading