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Quarter of drivers admit to nodding off behind the wheel: ICBC
A new Ipsos survey done for ICBC says about a quarter (24%) of B.C. drivers have admitted to momentarily nodding off while driving in the past year, while half (52%) have driven while tired or drowsy. ICBC is reminding drivers that long drives and hot weather can be a dangerous combination, leading to fatigue and serious crashes.Â
Traveling with pets? Keep them secured, says ICBC and BC SPCA
ICBC and the BC SPCA are reminding drivers of the importance of keeping four-legged passengers secure this summer.Â
ICBC and police set plan of attack on long weekend impaired drivers
With the usual increase in road traffic over the BC-long-weekend, as well as Dr.Bonnie Henry's advice to stay outside,...
ICBC preparing to offer more road tests
Good news for anyone looking to get their Class 5 or 7 license: ICBC will soon be expanding its...
Good news for commercial drivers: ICBC resuming road tests
Commerical road tests for classes 1 through 4 will soon be available through ICBC.Starting June 11, customers wishing to...
As motorcycles get back onto roadways, drivers are urged to stay vigilant
Just as motorcyclists get back onto the road, the Provincial Government is warning the public to stay alert.Drivers are...
“We looked at everything equally,”: Attorney General speaks on ICBC reform
ICBC will be undergoing some major changes by May 2021.“We did one round of reforms to ICBC to turn...
Government plans to save drivers $400 on ICBC rates following new legislation
BC Drivers' pleas for ICBC reform may finally be answered.The BC Government hopes to lower insurance rates and increased...
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Operation Red Nose prepares for New Year’s
Operation Red Nose is entering its fourth week of operation and the final weekend before the holidays.There will be...
ICBC encourages drivers and riders to be alert on summer roads
With summery weather already here, ICBC is once again reminding motorists to be aware and share BC’s roads.“On average...
BC sees deceased organ donation double over six years
Good news for those awaiting organ transplants in BC - the province has seen its deceased donor rate more...
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"We are starting to pick up momentum over the last couple of weeks having a lot of interest. Last year, we ended up with 11 teams in the men's division last and as it sits today we are close to 20 teams for both the men's and ladies divisions."
PG’s new Manager of Bylaw Services enjoying new role so far
Prince George's new Manager of Bylaw Services was introduced to the City's Standing Committee on Public Safety. Kent MacNeill has been in the role for around a month now.
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