ITE Student Chapter University of Saskatchewan

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/10/131028141549.htm

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International news on Road Safety

Can you come up with a slogan for the Second UN Global Road Safety Week, dedicated to pedestrian safety?

We are looking for short, memorable phrase to capture the essence of the initiative, rally support and inspire action. Your proposal may be chosen as the official slogan of the Week and you can win a set of promotional road safety items, too.

Check out the rules of the contest and send your entry by 15 January. And tell your friends!
http://who.int/roadsafety/week/2013/slogan_form/en/index.html

Minutes of Meeting

ITE Minutes of Meeting January, 2013

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Industry Update Dec, 2012

http://www.thestarphoenix.com/Representing+truck+transportation+years/7759403/story.html

Representing the truck-transportation for 75 years Back in 1937, the truck-transport sector was still a relatively small industry in Canada. But, regardless of the sector's size, carriers still felt the need for a group to represent their interests. It was for that reason that D.L. Skingle and a group of carriers formed the Saskatchewan Trucking Ass...

http://www.thestarphoenix.com/news/Safety+beams/7707684/story.html

Safety beams One thing keeps bothering me after hearing that we are nearing a record high traffic fatalities in Saskatchewan.

Happy New Year!!!

Industry Update Dec, 2012


http://www.thestarphoenix.com/news/saskatoon/light+camera+works/7669836/story.html

New red light camera in works New red light camera technology is getting the green light in Saskatoon.

Industry News

North bridge alignment tabled The proposed $86-million north commuter bridge project will dissect three future neighbourhoods and connect the bridge to major roads that have dedicated bus and cycling lanes.

Industry News

Property tax hike proposed for road maintenance: City of Saskatoon report City of Saskatoon administration is asking for a property tax increase devoted exclusively to helping cover the millions of dollars needed for road maintenance, according to a report going before the city’s administration and finance committee on Monday.