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In a bid to curb dangerous driving behaviors, Saskatchewan introduces stringent penalties for stunting, street racing, and high-speed offences effective May 1. Motorists caught engaging in these activ...

The City of Regina is announcing its "Red Light" cameras in the city will be looking for more than people who "run the red". The cameras will also be looking for drivers who fail to make a complete st...

SGI has released statistics from their December campaign against impaired driving. Of the 545 drivers found to have some sort of impairment, 183 ended up being charged with criminal code offences, and...

A new year has SGI reminding drivers to take care out there, and they are doing that by offering tips on how to avoid a collision. "Times are tough for many people right now; inflation is making every...

With a whole bunch of reasons to celebrate on the horizon, SGI is rolling out a new campaign to make sure people do not drive after drinking, or consuming drugs. The 30-second campaign video and radio...

The fall season is in full swing, and the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is urging drivers to look out for animals on the road. Executive Director of the SWF Darrell Crabbe says autumn is mating sea...

Police officers recorded 374 offences of impaired driving on Saskatchewan roads in April. That number comes after SGI spotlighted the Report Impaired Drivers (RID) program. Of the 370 offences, 179 we...

Saskatchewan municipalities will now be able to allow golf carts on public roads. SGI updated a policy allowing people to drive golf carts on certain municipal roads if their municipality passes a byl...

SGI’s January traffic Safety Spotlight explained why there are a million reasons people should buckle while in a vehicle. Results from the January Traffic Safety Spotlight added another 78,225 r...

December’s Traffic Safety Spotlight was on impaired driving, with police reporting 414 impaired driving offences. As a result of the focus on impaired driving, 240 people were charged with an im...