Ontario’s Highway Traffic Act makes it a punishable offence to open the door of a car on a city street or highway without first making sure that doing so will […]
Last summer, Barrie City Council approved an automated speed enforcement (ASE) program to improve safety in school zones and community safety zones. The speed cameras are almost ready. The City […]
Extensive research has been done on a variety of driving hazards. For decades researchers have been studying driving behaviour on closed tracks and simulators. One of the things that these researchers have […]
At any point while driving, you may notice that another vehicle is being operated in an unsafe manner. The following have been noted by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) as […]
Public transit plays a huge role in getting Canadians where they need to go. Whether you use transit every day to commute to work or to school, or you only use transit every once in a while, it is important that you can get wherever you are headed safely.
Looking for a fun group activity to do this summer? You might want to think twice before you sign up for a “pedal pub”. Pedal pubs are gaining popularity in […]
There is no specific age that a person should stop driving. Senior drivers are usually safe and prudent drivers and represent the most experienced drivers on the road. That being […]
When it comes to cyclist/car interactions, few topics are more polarizing than the debate over whether cyclists, riding as a group, are required to ride single file. Many cyclists feel […]
Note: an updated blog was updated on November 2, 2023. Please click here to read it. On Monday, June 20, 2022, Barrie City Council approved an automated speed enforcement (ASE) […]