10 Winter Essentials to Get Yourself Ready For Ontario’s Frosty Winter

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It’s that time of the year again – that time when you must trade in your flip-flops and shorts for winter boots and snow pants. Winter in Ontario is a beautiful wonderland with Christmas markets and hot cocoa. But being prepared for our frosty winter is a necessity. Here are ten tips to help you prepare for driving in Ontario’s beautiful, but unpredictable, winter season.

High School Presentations for Young Drivers

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By Nicole S. As a recent high school graduate I vividly remember the various presentations that we had. They all focused on similar themes and were quite repetitive throughout my four years. In terms of presentations regarding safe driving the only exposure I received was presentations that focused solely on drinking and driving. Drinking and driving are major concerns […]

Pedestrian Safety

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By Diana R. Confidence. A quality that all parents strive to encourage for their teens, and yet one of the most dangerous qualities you can have as a pedestrian is confidence. When a pedestrian is too confident about their position on the street, they often make dangerous decisions. Actions such as crossing the street while […]

Aftermath of the Vaughan Collision

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By Lola Waheed On Sunday, September 27th, 2015, there was a collision between an SUV and minivan in Vaughan.  Daniel Neville-Lake (9), his brother, Harrison (5), sister Milly (2), and grand-father, Gary Neville (65) were killed. The children’s grandmother and great-grandmother were also in the vehicle, and are currently in stable condition. According to a […]

Taxi Cab Safety

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By Nero As someone in my mid 20s, I have been using taxis for years. Whether it was for a night out, a ride to the airport or transporting belongings from an old apartment – I used taxis with high frequency.  Seatbelts were never mandatory. I often didn’t wear them and the driver never reminded […]

Flat Tires

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By Sean W. Flat tires are inconvenient, but if you don’t know what to do, they can even be scary. Here are some tips. The first thing to know is what happens when you get a flat tire so you know what to expect. Most likely, you’ll feel your car being pulled to one side […]

The Dangers of Drowsy Driving

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By Anna K. What are the three things you need to survive? Food, water and sleep! Sleep? Yes sleep. Sleep as a factor for life was never really something I’ve thought about, but it does make sense. We need sleep to function. Without sleep we can’t concentrate as well, react as quickly, process information properly, […]

If It Sounds Too Good to Be True ….

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By Rosie P. When I turned 21, I decided that it was finally time to learn how to drive. I was so excited to start driving school, because it meant I was progressing towards becoming an independent driver and could finally have an experienced driver teach me all I needed to know about the road. […]