Tag: Road Safety at Work

Road Safety at Work is urging drivers to slow down and stay alert to help protect roadside workers through its annual campaign and enforcement events.

A recent survey by Road Safety at Work found that 51 per cent of employers say work-related driving is not dangerous.

Road Safety at Work reports that May and June are among the highest risk months for wildlife collisions on B.C. roads due to changing behaviour by both drivers and animals.

Road Safety at Work is reminding drivers to keep an extra eye out for wildlife when driving this spring and summer.

Road Safety at Work (RSW) is reminding drivers that winter tires are legally required on many Southern Interior Highways through April 30, including the Coquihalla and Highways 97C and 5, plus parts of Highway 1.

Although this will be the last time B.C. "springs forward," Road Safety at Work is reminding drivers that time change fatigue lingers more than people think.

Regional manager of ATS Traffic Jamie Meegan said speed and distracted driving are major threats to roadside worker safety, adding that he sees multiple drivers use their phone and other devices while driving throughout a work zone.