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In this article, we explore the reasons behind the increased frequency of accidents on weekends and provide guidance on how to navigate these challenges.
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…
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.
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.
As winter blankets Atlantic Canada in its pristine white cloak, the region’s landscapes transform into a picturesque winter wonderland. However, with the enchanting beauty comes the inevitable challenge of navigating winter storms on the roads. Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor exploring the charming cities of Moncton, Halifax, Saint John, Fredericton, or Charlottetown,…
These 10 safe driving tips, supported by Canadian statistics, will ensure you have a memorable and accident-free New Year’s Eve.
Follow these heartwarming holiday party safety tips to create memorable and secure celebrations:
This article delves into the common factors contributing to car accidents and safety tips to help you avoid them.
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…
Black Friday is a day known for incredible deals and shopping frenzy, but it’s crucial not to overlook the potential hazards on the road. In this blog, we’ll dive into Canadian statistics, offer tips for safer driving, and raise awareness about the importance of responsible behavior behind the wheel.
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 recent years, cannabis use has become more prevalent in Canada, with one in five Canadians over the age of 15 reporting cannabis use in 2020. While the legalization of recreational cannabis has led to increased accessibility and acceptance, it has also raised concerns about the safety of driving under the influence. This blog post explores the safety dangers of driving high on cannabis and the legal ramifications in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.
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…
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.
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