News - Driving Conditions

Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation advises that snow removal crews are out plowing and sanding to keep provincial roads safe.

Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation has issued some winter driving condition reminders to keep everyone safe out on the roads.

Manitoba Infrastructure and Transportation advises that snow removal crews are out plowing and sanding to keep the 19,000 kilometres of provincial roads safe.

RCMP throughout southern Manitoba are responding to multiple motor vehicle collisions. The collisions have been occurring since the early morning hours.

Driving can be challenging during the best of road conditions, but when snow, ice, water or potholes enter the driving mix, motorists are encouraged to adjust their driving behaviour and drive to road conditions.

RCMP units in southern Manitoba have been kept busy responding to several multiple vehicle collisions due to poor visibility and road conditions.

Motorists in the eastern region of Manitoba are strongly encouraged by MPI to be extra cautious due to rain and snow conditions.

RCMP have responded to a number of motor vehicle collisions this morning. Road conditions throughout the southern part of the province are reported to be slippery.

Thousands of crashes in the province are the direct result of motorists driving too fast on ice/snow-covered roads, according to Manitoba Public Insurance.

The RCMP Headingley Traffic Services is asking motorists to refrain from traveling on the Perimeter Highway and other highways leaving from and surrounding the City of Winnipeg.