A red light on a Maritime street corner.
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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.

Woman walking her son down a snowy and icy road.
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Tips for Safe Winter Walking

Navigating Winter Walks in Canada: 10 Essential Safety Tips for Pedestrians Chilling winds, snow-covered landscapes, and icy paths – Canadian winters offer a scenic beauty but also pose challenges for pedestrians. A single misstep can result in serious consequences. Here are detailed safety guidelines for navigating the winter wonderland on foot, along with relevant Canadian…

Man rolling a cannabis joint while driving.
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When Weed Takes the Wheel: The Consequences of Driving High on Cannabis

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.

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…

Motorcycle Safety Tips for Riders and Drivers

Motorcycle Safety Tips for Riders and Drivers

  Riding a motorcycle is a way of transportation many people enjoy. However, motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable road users in Atlantic Canada. Even though motorcycle riding is often seasonal, and motorcycles are only 2% of registered vehicles on the road, 10% of Canada’s motor vehicle fatalities are motorcyclists. Due to the vulnerability of…

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