Motorists will legally be able to drive 120 km/h on a section of the Queen Elizabeth II Highway south of Edmonton in the first phase of the Alberta government’s speed limit pilot project. “A lot of the highway speed both rural and in urban settings… Those were set decades ago under the guise of saving […]
If you feel like vehicle headlights are too bright these days and are blinding your eyes on the road, Transport Canada wants to hear from you. The federal agency is conducting a survey on headlights that have gotten a lot brighter over the years, with some experts saying they’re a safety concern. “Some people really
Metro Vancouver drivers saw the largest increase in distracted drivers, up to 822 tickets in 2026 compared to 603 in 2025. That is a jump of nearly 31 per cent. “This law has been on the book for 16 years. And if people are still stupid enough to touch their phone, to look at their
Calls for increased lane barriers on the Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99) are growing, driven by safety advocates and local officials concerned about high-speed, head-on collisions. “Talk about long overdue… It will prevent head-on collisions and those are the most catastrophic collisions you’re going to find in areas where the speed limit is higher
Drivers throughout British Columbia are being advised to expect increased enforcement in March as police crack down on distracted driving and seatbelt violations. The province-wide Distracted Driving and Occupant Restraint campaigns will have officers focusing on motorists who use electronic devices while driving or who do not properly secure themselves and their passengers. “Unfortunately society
