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12/07/2020

Nova Scotia. For now.

In keeping with actions previously taken by Canada’s auto insurers, Northbridge General Insurance Company will start treating driving while using a hand-held communication device as a major conviction for the purpose of setting insurance rates in Nova Scotia. The change…

01/21/2020

Take a minute. Clear your car.

Martin Burger’s face was seriously cut and bruised after a flying chunk of ice smashed through his windshield on Thursday.Burger doesn’t want sympathy. He just wants people to spend an …

12/31/2019

Anyone remember the old school radar detectors?

Ontario police forces aren't concerned by the fact that drivers can use navigation apps to pinpoint and broadcast their location to other drivers.

12/28/2019

The biological tests are not useful for identifying people that represent a safety risk.

Do zero-tolerance cannabis limits — for young drivers and police officers, for example — make sense? A new study raises doubts.

12/26/2019

12/25/2019

https://driving.ca/auto-news/news/theres-now-a-125-fine-for-parking-a-gas-car-in-an-ev-spot-in-ontario

12/24/2019

https://mobilesyrup.com/2019/12/23/ontario-man-ticketed-for-watching-youtube-video-while-driving/

A man from Kitchener, Ontario was ticketed for watching a YouTube video on his phone while he was driving in Durham.

12/23/2019

https://www.tvo.org/article/point-your-way-to-safety-the-complicated-history-of-crosswalks-in-ontario

In the mid-1950s, growing frustration over careless drivers and an increasing number of pedestrian fatalities led to a controversial innovation: pedestrian crosswalks.

03/24/2019

“That is ridiculously fast,” said Sgt. Kerry

OPP suspended both drivers’ licences and impounded their cars for seven days.

02/24/2019

Big trucks can't stop as quickly as the smaller vehicles.

Read the full story and comment on Sudbury.com, and tag your friends here to join the conversation.

01/15/2019

The term "distracted driving" refers to the charges of careless driving, and/or driving while using a phone/hand held electronic device

While the law may specifically apply only to handheld electronics, but other distractions contributing to a crash could land you with charges of careless driving