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Festive Packs are back! The CAA South Central Ontario Festive Pack is here - Members can choose from one-of-two packages: One Cineplex Night Out Package for Two at $25.50 (Plus HST) -OR-... Four Cineplex Admit One movie tickets at $34.80 (Plus HST) Limited quantities available - get yours today!

Friends & Family Sale* Save on luggage, travel accessories, travel bags and purses, hats and much more!... Come in and shop our full selection! (Terms & Conditions)*CAA Members save 20% on the CAA Member price. Non-members save 20% on the non-member price. Taxes are additional. Selection may vary by location. Limited quantities and some restrictions may apply. Discount applies to merchandise boutique items only. Not valid on movie tickets, attraction tickets, insurance, or membership fees. Not combinable with other offers.

Ten ways to keep the roads safe this Halloween This Halloween you’ll see many ghosts, witches and spooky sights out on the roads, but don’t let that distract you from the task of safe driving. ... CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) recommends the following tips to help everyone drive safely this Halloween: Slow down in residential areas and be prepared to stop at any time. Exercise extra caution when pulling in or out of driveways. Help others see your vehicle by turning your full headlight system on. Watch for any children darting across the street or out from between parked cars. Avoid all distractions behind the wheel to keep everyone safe on the road. For parents who are taking their children trick-or-treating: Help children be noticed by drivers by choosing costumes with bright colours or by adding reflective tape. Make sure children have a clear view of their surroundings by swapping their face masks for makeup. Enjoy the festivities with your children to ensure they stay safe, or make sure they travel with a group of responsible friends. Remind children to use the sidewalks and look both ways before crossing the road. Bundle up and dress appropriately for the weather conditions. Ready, set ... fall back! It's that time of the year again. At 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, we'll say goodbye to long days and hello to longer nights.

September 11 - 19, 2015 Buy One, Get one 50% Off*! CAA Members save on travel accessories, luggage sets, purses, travel bags, auto safety kits and more!... Come in and shop our full selection. *Second item must be of equal or lesser value. Selection varies by location. Quantities are limited. Restrictions apply. Discount applies to merchandise boutique items only. Not valid on movie tickets, attraction tickets, insurance and membership fees. Not combinable with other offers.

The Labour Day long weekend marks the unofficial end of summer and the start of a new school year. As students head back to the classroom, CAA SCO is reminding drivers to avoid distractions behind the wheel and watch for children walking and biking to and from school. Students of all ages can be easily distracted by friends and gadgets, that’s why it is so important for drivers to be extra careful in school zones and residential neighbourhoods, especially before or after sch...ool hours. Drivers should also be focused while behind the wheel and always avoid talking or texting on their phone. Taking your eyes off the road, even for a second, can change the rest of your life, said Elliott Silverstein, Government Relations Manager, CAA SCO. "The Ontario Provincial Police continue to see distracted driving as a major cause of death and injury on provincial highways. Distracted and inattentive driving are major contributors to collisions, resulting in traffic congestion and delays. With the new increased set fine of $490 and 3 demerit points for distracted driving, I hope this will change driving behavior, resulting in safe roads for all users. The OPP continues to be diligent in enforcing this law, and all others, to improve road safety," said Chief Supt. Chuck Cox, Commander, Highway Safety Division, Ontario Provincial Police. When driving, stay alert and remember to:CAAbus.jpg Avoid talking or texting on your phone or activities that may take your attention away from the road. Always check for children on the sidewalk, driveway and behind your vehicle before backing up. Slow down and pay extra attention in residential areas and school zones. Be ready to stop at all times as children may dart out between parked vehicles. Come to a complete stop for school buses when red lights are flashing. If you fail to do so, you could face a fine of up to $2,000 and six demerit points. More than 800,000 school students ride the bus each day in Ontario. When riding the bus, remember to: Be at your bus stop ahead of time. Stand back from the edge of the road in a safe location. Hold onto the hand rail when entering or exiting the bus. Keep the aisle clear of all items, including backpacks. Follow the bus driver’s instructions. CAA School Safety Patrollers help their classmates get to and from school safely. There are over 55 police services, more than 800 schools and over 20,000 elementary school students in Ontario involved in the CAA School Safety Patrol program.

CAA Member Appreciation Event June 12 and 13, 2015 Join us for refreshments, limited-time offers* and enter our contest for your chance to WIN* great prizes including ... a 7-night Luxury European River Cruise for 2 with AmaWaterways* * While supplies last. Terms and conditions apply. See CAA Associate for full details. For full terms and conditions and contest rules, ask a CAA Associate or visit www.caasco.com/memberday.