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 […]
In Calgary, police say the number of fatal collisions on the city’s roads is at a 10-year high, with a total of 32 deaths so far this year. The number of fatal crashes in Edmonton is also soaring with a total of 30 people killed so far in 2025… “It’s something the police have been
The city of Surrey is looking at reducing speed limits throughout the city by at least 10km/hour. Forensic traffic consultant and former traffic cop Grant Gottgetreu joins Global News Morning with more on whether reducing speeds help create safer roads. “If you lower the speed limits–if you’re concerned that speed is the cause of the
Drivers are being reminded to obey winter chain and tire signs as snow hits B.C.’s Coquihalla Highway… “Vancouver/the lower mainland has earned their place across Canada as the laughing stock when it comes to snowfalls… A big problem with the Coquihalla are the commercial trucks… because they don’t put their chains on.” “The driver training
There’s growing discussion in British Columbia about whether municipalities should have control over traffic enforcement cameras. Supporters say local governments know their communities best and could target problem areas more effectively, while critics worry about inconsistent enforcement and the potential for revenue-driven decisions. “Photo radar is a cash grab. 100%. Any type of radar that’s
