New to driving? Statistics show that you’re at greater risk to be injured in a collision. Don’t become a statistic: follow the speed limit, wear your seatbelt, and ignore your phone when behind the wheel. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
Speed fines double when construction workers or any stopped roadside vehicle with flashing lights activated are present. Move over to give workers extra space and slow down to 60 km/h #RoadSafety#ABRoads#DriveSafe
New to driving? Statistics show that you’re at greater risk to be injured in a collision. Don’t become a statistic: follow the speed limit, wear your seatbelt, and ignore your phone when behind the wheel. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
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Slow down in construction zones. Drive with care and consideration. Speed fines double when workers or any stopped roadside vehicle with flashing lights are present.
Drivers and motorcyclists aged 14-24 are more likely to be in a collision due to driver inexperience. Don’t drink and drive, put down your phone, and follow the speed limit. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
One in five new drivers is involved in a collision during their first two years of driving. Avoid risky behaviours like speeding, distracted driving, following too closely and driving impaired. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
With hundreds of projects underway across Alberta’s 64,000+ lane km of roads and 4,900 bridges, speeding in construction zones can be fatal. Slow down and stay alert.
New drivers are more likely to make mistakes than experienced drivers, including speeding, following too closely, running off the road, and making an incorrect left turn. Focus on your driving and avoid the mistakes. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
Although young drivers represented 13.3% of the province’s licensed drivers in 2023, they accounted for 25.5% of the drivers involved in major injury and fatal collisions.
New drivers are more likely to make mistakes than experienced drivers, including speeding, following too closely, running off the road, and making an incorrect left turn. Focus on your driving and avoid the mistakes. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
New to driving? Statistics show that you’re at greater risk to be injured in a collision. Don’t become a statistic: follow the speed limit, wear your seatbelt, and ignore your phone when behind the wheel. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
Drivers and motorcyclists aged 14-24 are more likely to be in a collision due to driver inexperience. Don’t drink and drive, put down your phone, and follow the speed limit. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety
One in five new drivers is involved in a collision during their first two years of driving. Avoid risky behaviours like speeding, distracted driving, following too closely and driving impaired. #ABRoads#DriveSafe#RoadSafety