For the safety of emergency responders, motorists need to proceed with extreme caution when passing an accident scene, says Manitoba Public Insurance and the Association of Manitoba Municipalities.
The Morris RCMP would like to warn the public and motorists of a potential traffic hazard.
Due to increased traffic on rural grid roads this time of year, RCMP want to remind motorists to always slow down, look carefully for traffic and prepare to yield to on coming vehicles.
In recent weeks, RCMP across Manitoba responded to a number of serious collisions resulting in fatalities and serious injuries.
While the Canada Day holiday is a time of celebration, it also has the dubious distinction of having the second highest number of road deaths among all holiday weekends, according to Manitoba Public Insurance.
With seeding operations underway, Keystone Agricultural Producers reminds Manitobans to be aware of farm equipment that is also sharing the road.
Manitoba drivers are not putting down their handheld cell phones, according to a recent Manitoba Public Insurance survey.
With the goal of reducing traffic collisions, deaths and injuries on our roadways this upcoming year, Manitoba Public Insurance has released its Top 10 Safe Driving Resolutions.
With more than 30 alcohol-related road deaths in Manitoba this year – 109 fatalities in total – Manitoba Public Insurance is putting out a call to action to make this a safe holiday season on Manitoba highways.
With less than two months remaining in 2011, Manitoba has more traffic fatalities than all of last year, reinforcing the need for Manitobans to think about road safety on the National Day of Remembrance for road crash victims on Wednesday, November 23.
