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Please take a moment to review the comprehensive traffic report for the Maritime province in October 2023. This report will provide you with valuable insights into road conditions, accidents, and police incidents that occurred throughout the month.
Please take a moment to review the comprehensive traffic report for the Maritime province in October 2023. This report will provide you with valuable insights into road conditions, accidents, and police incidents that occurred throughout the month.
Please take a moment to review the comprehensive traffic report for the Maritime province in October 2023. This report will provide you with valuable insights into road conditions, accidents, and police incidents that occurred throughout the month.
Please take a moment to review the comprehensive traffic report for the Maritime province in September 2023. This report will provide you with valuable insights into road conditions, accidents, and police incidents that occurred throughout the month.
Traumatic E-bike Injuries On The Rise In Canada E-bikes are all the rage in Canada these days. The prices have fallen drastically, and the technology is getting better every year. People use them everyday all over the country, but does anyone stop to ask if they are safe to use? E-bikes have the capacity to…
Please take a moment to review the comprehensive traffic report for the Maritime province in July 2023. This report will provide you with valuable insights into road conditions, accidents, and police incidents that occurred throughout the month.
Check out the complete traffic report for the Maritime province in July 2023 to get the scoop on road conditions, accidents, and police incidents that happened during the month.
As a new motorcycle rider, there is a lot of information to take in, and it can be easy to overlook some of the basic things. Read on for a compiled list of 10 things new motorcycle riders should know before hitting the road. Use Both Brakes It takes much practice to master the skill…
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…
Spring is among us, and with the warmer weather, motorcycles are back on the road. Spring brings different dangers to driving that motorcyclists should be aware of. The 3 things motorcyclists should watch out for during the spring season is getting caught in spring rain, potholes, and wildlife crossing. 1. Riding in the Rain If…
Warmer months are upon us, and spring is the beginning of motorcycle season. That is why May is Motorcycle Awareness Month. The risk of death among motorcyclists is significantly higher than driving a car which is why everyone needs to take the necessary precautions. Here are some tips to safely share the road as a…
Here are the 10 most common mistakes made by new motorcycle riders. 1. Not Wearing Protective Gear Even though this is not a mistake that happens by accident, many new riders believe they do not have to wear all the proper protective gear. Hopefully you will never have to learn the hard way that…
Motorcycle safety is everyone’s responsibility. There are more than 672,000 motorcycles in Canada registered for use, and the riders are 15 times more likely to be involved in an accident compared to automobile drivers. Here are some key components motorcyclists should know before taking to the road: 1. Take professional riding lessons Before going…
A motorcycle rider is very vulnerable and an accident is much more likely to result in an injury. There are no airbags or crumple zones to absorb the impact. Some of the worst traffic accident injuries are those involving motorcycles. Because motorcycles offer little protection for their operators in comparison to cars and trucks, the…
As a group, motorcyclists are considered vulnerable road users. Every year for the past five years there have been at least 175 motorcyclist fatalities in Canada, according to the latest Canadian Motor Vehicle Traffic Collision Statistics. Motorcyclists make up at least 8.4 percent of annual motor vehicle fatalities. More than 647,000 registered motorcycles registered in…
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