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You can’t ever be fully protected when you get behind the wheel. But there’s a lot you can do to make better informed decisions.
Recognizing your bad driving habits and correcting them can reduce your risk a lot.
Driving over the speed limit can be dangerous. And deadly, especially at higher speeds.
Even driving the speed limit, but too fast for conditions — such as in rain or snow— can also result in a crash, injuries or death.
What can you do?
While the drinking-driving message is getting through, it hasn’t reached everyone. We are still averaging about 120 people killed and 3,200 injured a year in B.C.
Impairment starts with the first drink – not after you’ve had a few.
Before heading out for the evening, plan ahead for a safe ride home.
Always be extra careful in intersections.
You can be ticketed for not wearing a seatbelt. You could also get seriously injured or die. Learn more »
What the pros want you to know about driving safer: Watch streaming video RoadSense Tips »
Don't put your children at risk!
When your child is travelling with you, they’re at a much higher risk of serious injury or death. They are more vulnerable because of their size, weight, and ability to react in a collision.
Make sure you’re using an approved child safety seat, and you’re using it correctly.