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Winter driving tips!!

If you are out on the roads today, it's time to use your winter driving skills.

-Clear the snow from your vehicle before you start driving.
-Take it slow and give yourself extra time.
-Check the Highway Hotline for road conditions in your area.
-Maintain a safe following distance.
-Be extra cautious around intersections.

As the first day of school comes to an end, on your commute home, and when driving through school zones.

Trivia:
When passing a motorcycle or a bicycle in your lane, a courteous driver should:

A: Sound the horn so they will move over.

B: Pass in the same manner as if it were another car.

Let us know in the comments!

👀 Watch Your Distance! 👀

Heads up, Saskatoon drivers, there's a new rule in town.

Remember, no stopping in the parking lane 15 metres before or 10 metres after a crosswalk. Let's make sure there’s clear visibility for pedestrians to make our streets safer for everyone.

➡️ Check out the details at saskatoon.ca/pedestriansafety

When Kiteen is driving, her top priority is her family's safety. Help make Saskatchewan roads safer for everyone by eliminating distractions and being alert. 🚗

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What should you do if traffic lights aren’t working, and no lights are illuminated at an intersection?

What should you do if traffic lights aren’t working, and no lights are illuminated at an intersection?

Maintain a safe following distance by leaving at least three seconds between your vehicle and the one ahead of you.

Three seconds is the recommended distance in ideal driving conditions. If the road is slippery or visibility is reduced, increase your following distance up to six seconds.

If you’re dealing with some slippery conditions on your morning commute, here’s how you can get to your destination safely.

Posted speed limits are for ideal driving conditions only. If conditions are not ideal (poor visibility, icy roads, heavy snow, etc.) adjust your speed accordingly.