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A New Montreal-Area Traffic Light Forces You To Stop When It Detects You're Being An A**hole - Vimarsana News

A New Montreal-Area Traffic Light Forces You To Stop When It Detects You're Being An A**hole

A new traffic light in the Montreal area works like an a**hole detector, forcing speeders to stop while allowing passage for those practicing safe driving.

Quebec Introduced A New 'Dutch Reach' Rule So Drivers Don't Accidentally Slam Cyclists - Vimarsana News

Quebec Introduced A New 'Dutch Reach' Rule So Drivers Don't Accidentally Slam Cyclists

The Dutch reach, "pivot technique" or "far-hand method," is a way of opening your car door safely to avoid "dooring" oncoming cyclists — something that can quickly become very dangerous, if the right precautions aren't taken.

Quebec Police Presence Will Be Beefed Up On The Roads This Weekend - Vimarsana News

Quebec Police Presence Will Be Beefed Up On The Roads This Weekend

Police will be paying closer attention to the roads over the next two weekends. The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) says its officers will be out on roads and highways to catch travellers who are speeding or driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. The Quebec police force says speed and impaired driving "remain the main causes of fatal collisions" in the province. Last year, authorities recorded nine fatal crashes during the Saint-Jean and Canada Day weekends.

Believe It Or Not, Quebec Has The Least Distracted Drivers In Canada — Alberta The Most - Vimarsana News

Believe It Or Not, Quebec Has The Least Distracted Drivers In Canada — Alberta The Most

Almost half of us cruise down the road while glued to our smartphones, a new survey has found. According to a report by Ratesdotca, 43% of Canadians admit to using their phones behind the wheel while 83% engage in distracted driving behaviour of one kind or another.