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The deadly force of fatigue
Fatigue is attributed as the cause of more than 100,000 car accidents each year in North America.
10 tips for safer distance driving
Anyone who’s driven a long distance, especially late at night, knows how frightening it is to nod off at the wheel. Follow these tips to help make your long drive a safer one.
Most children’s bike accidents are caused when kids ride out onto a road without looking. Slow down and be vigilant in residential neighbourhoods¹.
¹Study conducted by the Insurance Bureau of Canada, as reported by the Canada Safety Council.
