What Counts as Distracted Driving

What Counts as Distracted Driving

Driving requires your full attention, and distractions are one of the biggest causes for accidents. Distracted driving accounts for roughly 1 of 4 fatal accidents and is illegal in Canada. However, more than 75% of Canadian drivers admit to distracted driving. There are distractions that are not necessarily illegal, but still dangerous as the driver’s…

Bird's eye view of a side impact collision, (also referred to as "T-Bone" accident) at an intesection.
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What You Should Know About Side Impact Collisions

Navigating the Perils of Side Impact Collisions: What You Need to Know Side impact collisions, often referred to as “T-Bone” accidents, have become a common concern on our Canadian roads. These incidents occur when the front of one car collides with the side of another, forming a T-shape. While the name might sound familiar, it’s…

How to Stop Drunk Driving This Holiday Season

How to Stop Drunk Driving This Holiday Season

The holiday season is upon us, which means there may be lots of holiday parties on your social calendar. Many people engage in binge drinking around the holidays, so it is important to keep your eyes out for dangerous behaviour.   If you are hosting a holiday party: Offer mocktails, or other non-alcoholic beverages to…

How to Calculate Your Blood-Alcohol Tolerance

How to Calculate Your Blood-Alcohol Tolerance

Your level of impairment is affected by your blood alcohol concentration or BAC. Several factors affect how quickly your BAC rises and drops such as body type, weight, and food intake. Even small amounts of alcohol can affect your driving. A BAC above 0.05% can result in administrative punishment while a BAC above 0.08% in…

Dangerous Designed Roads Increase Accidents

Dangerous Designed Roads Increase Accidents

There are several cities that have designed roads which are dangerous and confusing for travelers to navigate, and therefore dangerous for drivers and pedestrians alike. Some examples of dangerous road designs: Roads that twist, turn, and lead to dead ends. With confused drivers slowing, stopping, or turning around, it raises risks of collisions. Roads with…

Why Pedestrian Deaths are On the Rise in Canada

Why Pedestrian Deaths are On the Rise in Canada

Canada is among only 7 industrialized nations in the world where pedestrian deaths are on the increase. There are many reasons for this, most being some form of irresponsible driving, but the largest reason is the lack of law enforcement. The RCMP are not out with radar guns ready to catch speed demons, and suddenly…

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