The campaign uses an immersive experience to demonstrate the physical effects of speeding.
This campaign reminds drivers that drinking coffee or rolling down a window isn’t enough to beat fatigue at the wheel.
The campaign is a reminder of the importance of choosing a designated driver before going out.
80,1% decrease in fatalities on Québec roads since 1978 while the number of vehicles in operation has increased by 117,4%
3,0% decrease in fatalities on Québec roads in 2016 compared to 2015
10.6 % decrease in fatalities on Québec roads in 2016 compared to the 2011-2015 average
0.8% increase in deaths and injuries on Québec roads in 2016 compared to 2015
2.5% decrease in deaths and injuries on Québec roads in 2016 compared to the 2011-2015 average
12.7% decrease in fatalities among 15- to 24-year-olds on Québec roads in 2016 compared to 2015
A section for young drivers on the driver’s licence, impaired driving (alcohol and drugs), speed and Highway Safety Code offences.
Individuals, groups and associations were all invited to take part in the public consultation on road safety from January 9 to March 3, 2017.
Speeding, alcohol, drugs, cell phones and texting, fatigue… To improve the road safety record, the SAAQ relies on innovative activities and awareness...
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Montréal area: 514 873-7620
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I want to go deeper and not just provide basic answers but give people all the information they need. It feels great to get off the phone with someone who seems satisfied.
Aimée Dornéval
Call Centre Agent
When people know what the law says, we can ask them to work with us to help make our roads safer.
Benoît Tessier
Carrier Enforcement Officer (facility audits)
When supporting people throughout their rehabilitation process, we must be compassionate, understanding, thorough and honest.
Marie-Pier Jalbert
Accident Victim Counsellor
