162 in a 100 zone is too fast to notice the BC Highway Patrol cruiser you just passed on Hwy #1 at Sumas.
Automatic tow + impound + 3 years of high-risk driver premiums = About $2,300 and a pretty bad day
Mainroad crews attend to incidents on the highway every day, and when passing vehicles don't slow down, it becomes dangerous for crews on the road.
#SlowDownMoveOver when you see yellow flashing lights. They're keeping the roads safe for you. @TranBC_LMD
🧝♂️ Before your Elf heads out, they make sure everything’s in tip top shape! Give your vehicle a winter check up: fluids, brakes, battery, tires & more. ✅
Read more about what to check for: https://t.co/b0U9b9RJzC
See dangerous driving? Call it in immediately📞
By phoning police right away, you give us the best chance of catching the driver in the act. Speeding, impaired, or reckless drivers put lives at risk — and your quick call can help stop them before someone gets hurt.
If it’s safe, note details like the vehicle description, location, and direction of travel - then pull over or have a passenger call police.
Sure, you’re prepared for winter driving. But are your lights on?
Remember to turn on both headlights and tail lights to help others see you. Find other tips: https://t.co/efs1aAyw5M.
#BeWinterReady
Tonight police from all over Metro Vancouver will be participating in Light Up The Province, a profound enforcement effort aimed at combatting impaired driving. Thank you to them!
Stay sober for the holidays: BC Highway Patrol launches special “Light Up the Province” enforcement campaign with help from our friends
https://t.co/9T8LDwLmaI