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Survey says more drivers admit to using phone while driving

Survey says more drivers admit to using phone while driving
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Survey says more drivers admit to using phone while driving

Survey says more drivers admit to using phone while driving
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Survey says more drivers admit to using phone while driving

Survey says more drivers admit to using phone while driving
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Preventable Road Fatalities Headed For 10-Year High

Today (Monday) marks the conclusion of the Canada Road Safety Week Campaign. Police will be out in full force .

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ICBC, police warning drivers to slow down as speed-related crashes rise

As the weather warms up, the Insurance Cooperation of BC (ICBC) is advising the public that an average of 141 speed-related crashes causing injury or death occur every month now through summer. ICBC said that police-reported data shows the speed-related crashes causing injury or death is over a five-year average from 2016 to 2020.

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