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A few seconds on your phone can lead to a lifetime of consequences.

As we head into the weekend a gentle reminder, when you are behind the wheel, stay focused. No text, voice note or notification is worth risking your life or someone else’s.

Put the phone down. Drive safely.

 

Trucks and loaded vehicles move differently, especially on steep climbs. When approaching a heavy vehicle, keep a safe distance, stay out of blind spots and only pass when it is safe and clear.

A little patience can prevent a dangerous situation.

Roads Connect Us. Safety Protects Us.

Bikers, this is your reminder!

Wearing a helmet and the right protective gear should not be done just because it is often repeated. It should be done because it is the responsible thing to do.

Your helmet, jacket, gloves and proper gear help protect you on every ride. Before you move, gear up, stay alert and ride with care.

That “I’ll make up the time” mindset can cost more than a few minutes.

If you’re running late, be late. Don’t speed, don’t text and don’t let pressure push you into unsafe driving. The people waiting on you need you to arrive safely.

On the toll road, U-turns are not allowed and reversing is not worth the risk.

Plan your route before you move, follow the signs and continue safely to the next exit if needed.

Remember we spoke about those habits? Well, here are 4 to remember when you hit the road, especially when planning to take the highway.

Keep left, pass right. Use the three second rule. Increase your distance in rain or fog. Overtake with care.

Safe driving starts with small habits that can make a big difference.

Share this with a friend who takes the toll often!

June is calling, and it has plans with your name on them.

Don’t let rushing rob you of the moments ahead. This Road Safety Month, we’re reminding every motorist that the real destination is getting there safely.

Anybody can press gas, but real control takes discipline!

Drive like your people are waiting on you, because they are. Whether you’re heading to work, going home or making a weekend link up, every choice behind the wheel matters.

Don’t wait for something to happen before safety becomes a habit.

Check yourself and your vehicle. Seat belt on, speed in check, tyres ready, phone down and no drinking before driving. Your safety is a big deal.