A winter storm bringing gales and ice and the first completely unrestricted New Year s Eve in two years create a potentially explosive cocktail when it comes to road accidents. In light of the holiday season, Quebec automobile insurance board (SAAQ) spokesperson Mario Vaillancourt and Genevieve Desautels, Executive Director of Educ alcool, deconstruct some persistent myths about drinking and driving.
A winter storm bringing gales and ice and the first completely unrestricted New Year s Eve in two years create a potentially explosive cocktail when it comes to road accidents. In light of the holiday season, Quebec automobile insurance board (SAAQ) spokesperson Mario Vaillancourt and Geneviève Desautels, Executive Director of Éduc alcool, deconstruct some persistent myths about drinking and driving.
A winter storm bringing gales and ice and the first completely unrestricted New Year s Eve in two years create a potentially explosive cocktail when it comes to road accidents. In light of the holiday season, Quebec automobile insurance board (SAAQ) spokesperson Mario Vaillancourt and Geneviève Desautels, Executive Director of Éduc alcool, deconstruct some persistent myths about drinking and driving.
The deadliest season on Quebec roads has begun in the last few days, and already "it s following the trend" of previous years, warned CAA-Quebec Foundation director Marco Harrison.
Bien qu’ils ne soient pas les plus grands consommateurs d’alcool au Québec, les Lanaudois ont tendance, dans une plus forte proportion, à se risquer à prendre le volant après avoir bu. Ils sont également moins nombreux à croire qu’il soit probable qu’ils se fassent intercepter par un barrage policier qui contrôle l’alcool au volant. Ce sentiment d’impunité qui semble toucher particulièrement les Lanaudois préoccupe.