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With the increase in the number of drivers using Canadian roads, there is an urgent need to promote, support, and enforce safe driving practices.
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Take the Driver Stress Profile to measure your hostility on the road.
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Chances are, if you're engaged in a conversation you're not giving driving the 100% of your attention that it requires.
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The Ontario Ministry of Transportation provides the following requirements when securing a child in a vehicle.
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Nearly 8 out of 10 crashes involve some form of driver inattention within three seconds before the collision.
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Determining when to “hang up the keys” involves assessing both the physical and mental capacity of the person.
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Even one vehicle-pedestrian collision is too many. We all have a role to play in reducing these preventable injuries. Here is a list of helpful tips for pedestrians and motorists.
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Read on to learn how to properly secure your child and yourself when using a car seat restraint or seat belt.
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Travel during the winter can be dangerous during the best of times. Here are some tips that you and your loved ones can use to arrive safely.
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Whatever gets you pedaling, it’s important to protect yourself and others you encounter when cycling on roads or trails.
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To reduce the risk involved in cycling activities, make sure you and your children follow these safety tips.
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