Video captures stolen Bentley driving wrong way down Coquihalla Highway
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The car can be seen speeding towards the driver on dashcam, forcing him to quickly switch to the other lane. Continue reading
Road Safety
2 drivers killed in 2 serious crashes within minutes on Vancouver Island
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The motorcyclist died after a three-vehicle crash in Nanaimo, while another serious crash happened near Qualicum Beach. Continue reading
Mayor Tory pledges crackdown to curb pedestrian, cyclist deaths in Toronto
Speaking at a business lunch on Wednesday, the mayor called last year’s 41 pedestrian deaths unacceptable and frequently preventable. Continue reading
Edmonton city council asked to set slower neighbourhood speed limits
A debate next week at City Hall could finally determine default speed limits for all residential roads in Edmonton. Continue reading
Quebec judge gives 4-year sentence to driver who was texting before fatal crash
Cellular data showed that Martin Carrières exchanged 34 text messages while driving. Continue reading
Montreal unveils new measures to make streets safer
By Tim Sargeant Reporter
Montreal hopes to make streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists and others. Continue reading
B.C. government introduces sweeping changes aimed at quickly clearing highway accident scenes
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The changes allow police to clear an accident before writing a report for crashes with less than $10,000 in damage. Continue reading
Making the case for red light cameras in Kingston
By Paul Soucy Videographer
Stats show they reduce red light running. When will Kingston adopt this technology? Continue reading
New speeding education campaign aims to make Hamilton roads safer
The city says additional traffic safety campaigns will begin later in 2019, including efforts to combat distracted driving, improve back-to-school safety and more. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Hamiltonians kept from the truth of the Red Hill Valley Parkway
Although the pavement friction levels may be low on the Red Hill Valley Parkway, it’s never been more heated between Hamiltonians and City Hall, Scott Thompson says. Continue reading