SGI offices are closed for Thanksgiving and will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026.
📲Visit https://t.co/2ZKeh0XDZv if you need to to renew your registration, file an auto claim, or schedule your driver exam or road test.
📏 Big load to move? Don't forget the paperwork!
Whether you're hauling wide, tall, long or heavy loads, having the right permit helps keep your journey safe, legal and on schedule. Plan ahead and roll out ready. 🚛
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A safe ride home is part of every summer plan. Keep the good times going, steer clear of driving impaired.
The August Traffic Safety Spotlight reminds drivers to find a safe ride.
🔗Read more: https://t.co/j53P8IpXxE
No matter where you're enjoying this long weekend—at home, at the lake, or on an epic Saskatchewan adventure, be alert, buckle up, slow down, and find a safe ride if you use any impairing substances! Take care out there.
Not so fast, partner.🤠 Speeding gives you less time to react and less control of your vehicle. This makes it harder to prevent a collision and puts you at greater risk of serious injury. Pay attention to posted speed zones to help keep our roads safe.
We are moving towards the use of administrative penalties for impaired driving. A commitment to strengthen road safety across the province. This approach will provide police with additional options to remove impaired drivers from the road faster.
Impaired driving is objectionable conduct. 🚩Have a game plan for finding a safe ride home. Police can intercept impaired drivers during routine traffic stops on Saskatchewan roads.
@IGY6911@CTSSask 3/3 For drivers towing anything heavier, they need to upgrade their licence to include a Commercial Heavy Trailer Endorsement, which includes a knowledge component in the exam: https://t.co/iJ5UTkxbTs
@IGY6911@CTSSask 2/3 One of our partners, the Saskatchewan Safety Council, offers a Safe Trailering course: TRAILER SAFETY. This is a great option for Class 5 drivers, who have a towing weight limit of 4,600kg. https://t.co/eJwlxlpyhD
Gentle reminder that u-turns are illegal at intersections controlled by lights in Sask. Intersections that actually have signs are there because it's a high collision intersection and they are there to make people more aware. @SGItweets@reginapolice
Have a game plan for a safe ride home.📝🏈Whether you're tailgating at Mosaic Stadium or cheering from the lake, call in special teams to keep everyone safe on the road.🫱🏻🫲🏻
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Be alert! See the signs. ⛔🛑🚸🚦We tested drivers on how well they know traffic control devices. Pedestrian crossings, yield, and construction zones are just a few of them, and when you obey them you keep traffic flowing a road users safe.
If your vehicle was damaged by hail, SGI is here to help. Visit our website for more information on how to submit your claim: https://t.co/Lz3rFQ5pc8.
You can submit a claim by calling SGI toll-free at 1-844-855-2744 or by visiting an SGI Claims branch.
GNM Regina: Ryan Smith, Executive Vice President of Claims % Salvage with @SGItweets , joined Juliane Bodini in studio to talk about June's Traffic Safety Spotlight, which this month focuses on safely slowing & sharing the road with emergency responders.
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The Solstice Speaker Series returns next week! Michael Greyeyes will showcase how individual creative impulses can serve as healing solutions & direction, in a time where reliance on AI is taking place.
📆June 9, 7 - 8:30 p.m.
📍Royal Saskatchewan Museum
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Slow to 60 when passing emergency & service vehicles that are stopped with their lights flashing. 🚑🚓🚒
They’re helpers coming to the rescue. Keep them safe.
The June Traffic Safety Spotlight reminds drivers to Be Alert & share the road. Read more: https://t.co/Z1oILt0Y9M