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Stop the texts and you’ll stop the wrecks

Distracted driving is rapidly becoming one of the most dangerous driving behaviours.

Research indicates that between 20 and 30 per cent of all collisions are due to distracted driving and distracted drivers are three times more likely to be involved in a collision than attentive ones.

“We all play a role in reducing the number of deaths and injuries on our roads. By keeping our attention on the road, we can help ensure everyone returns home safely, each and every day. Please wait until you’ve pulled off the road and respond to a text only when it is safe.”

Brian Mason, Minister of Transportation

“Just because someone has used a cellphone while driving and never had a problem before doesn’t mean the risks aren’t there. Distracted driving has a devastating effect on families. We are asking everyone to do their part and put the phone away while driving to ensure road safety.”

Inspector Steve Daley, Acting OIC Traffic Services, Alberta RCMP, K Division

Distracted driving facts