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The safety of tow truck drivers is being highlighted today as CAA Clubs across Canada mark the first national Slow Down Move Over day.
The public awareness campaign is drawing attention to the safety risks approximately 15,000 tow truck drivers face on a daily basis.
WINNIPEG — For the second year in a row, Empress Street has been named Manitoba’s “worst road.”
The annual CAA Worst Roads campaign found the St. James area street to be the most problematic, according to motorists.
WINNIPEG — CAA Manitoba and safety patrols from Clifton School spent part of Earth Day by cleaning up Omand’s Creek.
The creek runs adjacent to CAA’s office at 870 Empress Street and is often a prime location for garbage and other debris to gather each spring.
WINNIPEG — Voting has opened for Manitobans to vote for which roads they think are the worst in the province.
CAA Manitoba’s eighth annual Worst Roads campaign kicked off Wednesday to coincide with the first day of spring, just as the city begins tackling nuisance potholes.
WINNIPEG — City drivers aren’t getting the message when it comes to safety in school zones.
During a stakeout on Wednesday in three Winnipeg school zones, CAA Manitoba, Winnipeg police, along with teachers and parent volunteers, witnessed 819 instances of risky behaviours.
By Sarah Klein
WINNIPEG — Road maintenance is among the top concern found through a three-part series on road safety and bike paths ahead of this fall’s civic election.
CAA Manitoba and Bike Winnipeg released the final part of a three-part series on Wednesday, highlighting ways to move Winnipeg forward.
WINNIPEG — Maintaining a safe distance between motorists and cyclists is a top concern for both groups, a new poll commissioned by CAA Manitoba finds.
The study, conducted by Probe Research, found 46 percent of drivers and 70 percent of cyclists put passing safely among their top three concerns.
The votes are in and Manitobans have named Empress Street as the worst road in the province.
Results of CAA Manitoba’s seventh annual Worst Roads campaign were released Thursday, crowing the St. James area street with the dubious title.
Drivers in need of roadside assistance now have a new way of calling for help through a partnership between CAA and Waze.
The real-time crowdsourced navigation app will now include a feature for CAA members to request help.
WINNIPEG — The lingering winter-like weather has extended CAA Manitoba’s Worst Roads campaign by another week.
Motorists have been voting for which roads in the province they feel are the worst, whether it be for potholes, safety or other infrastructure-related matters. New this year, CAA is also including cyclists in the annual campaign.
