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Slow down! 110 car crashes every May long weekend in northern BC

The long weekend is coming up, ICBC is once again reminding drivers to use caution when traveling.

Across the province, 480 people are injured in crashes this weekend every year – they say speed is a top contributing factor.

On average, 15 are injured in 110 crashes in Northern BC .

They are also warning police will be heavily targeting speeders throughout the weekend in an attempt to help cut these numbers down.

For travel tips and more information, click here.

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