Rising gas prices are having a real impact on how Manitobans manage their daily routines and summer plans, according to a new survey from CAA Manitoba.
Rising gas prices are having a real impact on how Manitobans manage their daily routines and summer plans, according to a new survey from CAA Manitoba.
Nearly all Manitoba drivers have witnessed dangerous driving on the roads in the past year, yet many don’t believe they contribute to the problem, according to a new CAA Manitoba survey.
CAA Manitoba has revealed the top 10 highways and roads that made its dubious Worst Roads campaign list for 2026.
A new survey suggests Manitobans are paying more out of pocket to fix their vehicles as concerns about road conditions continue to rise.
With the school year about to begin, a new survey from CAA Manitoba shows most parents are worried about their children’s safety in school zones.
As summer travel season begins, CAA Manitoba is urging Canadians to consider travel insurance — even when vacationing within Canada.
PTH 34 in the Central Plains/Pembina Valley region has been named Manitoba’s Worst Road of 2025, according to CAA Manitoba.
Ahead of 4/20, a CAA Manitoba survey reveals nearly 1 in 5 drivers in the province have driven after consuming cannabis.
CAA Manitoba has kicked off its 14th annual Worst Roads Campaign, encouraging residents to nominate roads in need of repair.
WINNIPEG — CAA Manitoba is experiencing a significant increase in call volume as the province endures a prolonged period of extreme cold.
Manitoba drivers now have access to “Track My Plow,” a real-time snowplow tracking feature on Manitoba 511.
WINNIPEG — As the new school year kicks off, CAA Manitoba is urging motorists to exercise caution, especially in school zones.