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With the beginning of the school year, SGI says slow and steady wins the As in school zones. It’s back to school zone speed limits for those communities who switch back to regular residential speeds over the summer. SGI spokesperson Tyler McMurchy warns that getting caught speeding through a school zone, comes with a punishment […]
With kids set to return to classroom settings this year, there will be more traffic inside of school zones. SGI is reminding motorists to slow down when passing through school zones. Media Relations Manager of SGI, Tyler McMurchy advises motorists that speeding tickets inside of a school zone is more expensive than a regular ticket. […]
From speeding to U-turns, CAA Saskatchewan’s school zone safety initiative at 2 Regina schools resulted in hundreds of risky behaviours in the span of 2 hours. The assessment happened this past Wednesday at St. Kateri and École Harbour Landing between 8 and 9:15 am, and after school from 3 to 4 pm Vanora Gagnier with […]
It was an expensive morning for one Regina driver. Regina Police say they issued two school zone tickets to the same driver, less than an hour apart. According to a tweet from Constable Jim Monaghan, a driver was given two tickets in a span of 51 minutes for exceeding 60 km/h in a school zone. […]
It is the first day of school in Saskatchewan, and SGI reminds drivers to be safe in school zones. The insurance company’s Tyler McMurchy says those school zones will be busy places. “Pedestrians, cyclists, parents dropping off their kids, school buses loading and unloading,” McMurchy said. “It’s really important for drivers to slow down, avoid […]
The city of Regina is debating on what they do with school zone speeding tickets that were handed out during the pandemic. This comes after 6,000 tickets were issued in Regina for going above the posted 30 km/h between 7AM and 7PM. Mayor Michael Fougere said there’s strong points on both sides when it comes […]
A reminder from Regina police on school zones. Just because schools have closed their doors right now because of COVID-19 doesn’t mean that the speed in school zones is no longer in effect. The city reminds drivers that the 30 kilometer speed limit in school zones is still in effect and that there is […]
It would seem as if quite a few Reginans may have forgotten to slow down to 30 kilometers an hour when going through a school zone. Regina police say they have nabbed 430 drivers as of Monday going through those zones too fast. That number is actually likely higher since it does not include those […]