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Traffic is extremely frustrating, but also incredibly dangerous. The more cars on the road, the higher likelihood of a traffic accident occurring. In fact, 25% of accidents throughout Canada are rear-end collisions. The danger of accidents increase when drivers are: Distracted, Fatigued, Impatient and aggressive, or Fail to obey the rules of the road. Rush…
After an accident, especially a minor one, it may be questionable whether to call the police. However, calling the police ensures a fair and balanced report that lawyers can use later. It can also be useful determining liability. Not every accident requires police at the scene, but they must be called if any of the…
10% of Canadian drivers have joined the trend of installing a dashboard camera into their motor vehicle. A dashboard cam is a camera that continuously records the view outside, and even inside your vehicle. Once installed, it can be synced to your car ignition, and even records when motions are sensed, protecting your car from…
Drug impaired driving has been illegal since 1925, however, the discussion about driving under the influence is mainly focused around alcohol. Twenty-five percent (25%) of cannabis users have reported driving while high in their past. It is important to know, and educate that driving high is illegal, and can cause serious damage. The use of…
For teens, getting their license is a key to independence. Unfortunately, car wrecks are the leading cause of death for teens. In fact, half of teens will get in an accident before graduating high school. What are some of the factors associated with teen driving accidents? Speeding; Lack of Seatbelt Use (teens have the lowest…
Navigating Canadian Winters Safely: Essential Tips for Winter Driving Driving on snowy and icy Canadian roads during winter is a common occurrence. To ensure your safety during these challenging conditions, it’s crucial to equip yourself with the right skills and knowledge for winter driving. While the best advice is often to stay home during bad…
1. Check the Road Sometimes the road can be deceitful, giving the appearance that it’s clear, when it could be icy or slippery. While being safe, and aware of your surroundings, check the road by slowly pulsing the breaks. If the car stops easily, the road is good. If not, pay extra attention while driving….
This article outlines tips for getting the most out of your winter tires during the cold season this year.
Winterize Your Vehicle Like A Pro This Winter Maritime winter weather can be unforgiving, and preparing your vehicle for these challenging conditions is essential. To help you minimize the risk of getting stuck in hazardous situations, here are some tips to winterize your vehicle: 1. Ensure Your Lights are Working Properly Visibility is a significant…
Navigating Thanksgiving Travel Safely: 9 Essential Tips for a Stress-Free Journey Thanksgiving weekend in Atlantic Canada is a time for feasting, gratitude, and cherished family reunions. As families come together for this special occasion, many hit the road to join loved ones in celebrating. With the increase in travelers during this festive period comes a…
Although, you may not immediately think of “dangerous driving” but there are escalated risks to driving in Canada during the fall. Here are things to watch for when driving in the fall.
Is Your Car Seat Properly Installed? Read these tips to find out.
As the academic year commences, and the familiar sight of school buses graces our roads once again, ensuring the safety of our children takes center stage. While buses offer a secure mode of transportation for students, it’s essential for children to be well-versed in road safety.
Accidents at a crosswalk involving pedestrians and drivers are easily preventable. Here are crosswalk safety tips for both pedestrians and drivers. Pedestrian: 1. Pedestrians at crosswalks have the right of way, if you are crossing the street, but not at a crosswalk, it is your responsibility to yield to cars. 2. Even though it’s your…
Roundabouts are the safer, less congested, more attractive alternative to an intersection. In an intersection there are 32 places traffic can collide, or cross. In a roundabout there are only 8. The continuous flow reduces congestion, and slows the vehicles down. There are fewer stops, shorter delays, and a higher capacity of cars can travel…
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