5 Safety Tips for Spring Driving
Here are 5 comprehensive safety tips tailored to spring driving conditions in Canada.
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Safety Tips For ATV’s and Children
In this guide, we’ll outline ten essential safety tips for ATV riding with children, incorporating Canadian statistics and highlighting laws specific to New Brunswick (NB), Nova Scotia (NS), and Prince Edward Island (PEI).
Bicycle Accidents | For Children and Young Drivers | For Drivers | Road Safety Tips | Safety Tips | Seasonal Driving | Spring/Summer
10 Tips on Sharing the Road With Cyclists
Did you know that cyclists and drivers share the same rights and responsibilities on Canadian roads? Read on to find out more.
10 Essential Spring Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Vehicle in Prime Condition
Here are ten crucial maintenance tips for your vehicle tailored for the Canadian spring season.
Car Maintenance Tips | For Children and Young Drivers | For Drivers | Road Safety Tips | Road Trips | Safety Tips | Seasonal Driving | Spring/Summer
9 Safe Driving Tips For The Easter Long Weekend
Ensure a Safe Journey: 9 Essential Tips for Easter Long Weekend Driving As we approach the Easter long weekend, many individuals and families are gearing up for road trips and travels. Safety on the road is paramount, and as your trusted Personal Injury Law Firm, CLG Injury Law is here to provide you with ten…
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Why Do Wrong-Way Accidents Occur
Understanding the causes and risks associated with wrong-way accidents in Canada empowers drivers to take proactive measures.
10 Tips To Staying Safe This St. Patrick’s Day
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations often involve festivities that may include alcohol consumption. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the roads in Atlantic Canada, consider the following driving tips for this spirited occasion
How the Spring Time-Change Affects Your Driving (& What You Can Do About It)
Canadian statistics shed light on the correlation between the spring time-change and driving-related incidents.
When is the Most Dangerous Time to Drive?
As winter blankets the landscape, it brings not only picturesque scenes but also heightened risks on the roads. These tips outline why it is important to watch when you drive, as well as how you drive.
Do You Know the 10 Safety Tips For Highway Driving?
In this article, we’ll explore ten essential safety tips for highway driving in Canada, supported by relevant statistics from the region.
Do You Know What to do in a Hail Storm?
Encountering a hailstorm while driving demands swift and cautious action to ensure both personal safety and the protection of your vehicle. Hail, notorious for its potential to cause significant damage, poses threats not only to your car but also to your well-being. These tips can help save your vehicle and your life.
Road Safety Tips | Fall | For Children and Young Drivers | For Drivers | Impaired Driving Accidents | Safety Tips | Seasonal Driving | Spring/Summer | Winter
Why the Majority of Auto Accidents Happen on Weekends
In this article, we explore the reasons behind the increased frequency of accidents on weekends and provide guidance on how to navigate these challenges.
5 Defensive Driving Techniques to Use This Winter
First off, what is defensive driving? Defensive driving is anticipating danger and doing everything in your power to prevent an accident from occurring. While defensive driving is important all year round, winter weather can make driving conditions even more difficult, and drivers need to be alert and ready to avoid accidents that may appear in…
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Why You Should Stop Red Light Texting
Distracted driving, encompassing any behavior diverting attention while a vehicle is in motion, poses significant risks on Canadian roads. In particular, the prevalent use of cell phones has emerged as a major concern, prompting legal measures even when the vehicle is stationary at a red light.
The Need for Safe Speed
Speed limits are a must have for traffic control, safety in neighborhoods, pedestrian zones, and for avoidance of collisions. Speeding is the number one cause of accidents, and the most important aspect of traffic laws to obey on the road. This article explains the reason for safe speed.
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