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Navigating the Hazards of the Fall Time Change As the crisp autumn air settles in and the leaves begin to change colors, Canadians prepare for the annual ritual of turning back the clocks to end daylight saving time for the fall time change. While this transition brings with it the promise of an extra hour…
In this all-encompassing guide, we’ll dive deep into Canadian road safety statistics, potential hazards, and provide an extensive array of detailed tips to guarantee a secure journey for our young scholars as they return to school.
Getting behind the wheel of your car may seem like a mundane event in daily life, but it is most likely the most dangerous thing that you will do all day long. Most people started out after getting their license being very safe and conscientious drivers, but as the years roll by, a few bad…
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. Traffic investigations have shown that most people will drive the road as they perceive the…
Cell phone-related accidents are a global issue with devastating consequences that could easily be prevented. Shockingly, there are approximately 1.6 million accidents each year caused by drivers using their cell phones.
In Canada, pedestrian safety is a critical concern, with statistics revealing that pedestrians account for nearly 16% of annual accident fatalities. Understanding the risks and taking preventive measures is essential to protect both pedestrians and drivers on our roads.
If injured in an accident, it is important to take all the necessary precautions for your health, and for the benefit of your claim. Here are 15 things to do after an accident. Inform your family doctor of your injuries. Call a lawyer for a free meeting to better understand your rights, obligations, and options….
Defensive driving us being ready for any scenario, protecting yourself, as well as others by minimizing the risk of accidents, and preparing for potential hazards. Here are 5 important tips to driving defensively. 1. Put Safety First Always leave plenty of space between you and the car in front of you; this will give you…
In this article, we’ll explore ten essential safety tips for highway driving in Canada, supported by relevant statistics from the region.
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…
Getting into an accident involving a car, motorcycle, bike, or pedestrian is scary. Knowing what to do at the scene of an accident can help you in the long run. Here are 15 things to do at the scene of an accident. Get help for anyone injured. Don’t move the victim. Keep the injured person…
Everyday drivers trust and assume that other drivers will follow, and know the rules of the road. But even a simple wrong turn can be catastrophic. Seeing headlights coming towards you on a highway is a scary sight, especially when those headlights are in the same lane as you. Wrong was accidents are a less…
During the winter months, accidents rise by 7.4%, and 34% of those traffic incidents are rear-end collisions. The worst time of day to drive is within the first 10 minutes after 5 o’clock. Even though rush hour is 4pm-6pm, within those 10 minutes is when most rush hour accidents take place. Leaving the office even…
Safeguarding Lives on Canada’s Roads: Tips to Increase Road Safety In Canada, we face a stark reality: approximately 2,000 lives are tragically lost each year in road traffic crashes. Even more distressing is the fact that road traffic accidents hold the grim distinction of being the leading cause of death among young people aged 5…
Driving in Canada demands utmost care and responsibility to ensure your safety and the safety of others. Let’s explore ten crucial guidelines that can help you navigate Canadian roads safely. DO: 1. Regular Vehicle Inspection: Regularly inspect your vehicle for maintenance issues. Check your tires, brake pads, oil level, and lights to reduce the risk…
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