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We can drive a bit faster on some Ontario highway! Ontario Newsroom Ontario Newsroom News Release... Ontario Introduces Speed Limit Pilots and Consultations Government for the people to explore new ways to improve transportation network LONDON The Ontario Government is exploring new ways to improve traffic flow and safety on provincial highways by introducing three speed limit pilots on select highways. At the same time, Ontario's Government for the people will launch province-wide consultations on how to safely increase highway speeds to align with other provinces, and how people currently drive. Jeff Yurek, Minister of Transportation, was joined by Bob Bailey, MPP for Sarnia-Lambton, to explain how the government will listen to people's suggestions on how to best modernize Ontario's highway network to better serve their needs. "Results from the pilot and all feedback received during consultations will be carefully considered as a part of the final decision-making process," said Minister Yurek. "We're also working with our road safety and enforcement partners." Three sections of highways are planned as pilot locations in Southern Ontario where the highway speed will be posted at 110 km/h starting in mid-September: Highway 402 from London to Sarnia; the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) from St. Catharines to Hamilton; and Highway 417 from Ottawa/Gloucester to Ontario/Quebec border. The Ministry of Transportation is exploring options for a fourth pilot in Northern Ontario. "Safety is the government's number one priority and each pilot location was carefully chosen based on a number of factors, including its ability to accommodate higher speed limits," said Yurek. Our government is adding extra safety measures such as increased signage and messaging. We will also protect the safety of drivers by proposing amendments that keep the street-racing penalties at 150 km/h. This means in the speed limit pilot zones, the street-racing penalties will apply at 40 km/h over the posted speed limit, not the usual 50 km/h over. "The Ontario Safety League traditionally bases their position on science, and the science tells us that although excessive speed is a factor in many crashes, under normal driving conditions and with reasonable driving attention it would have virtually no impact," said Brian Patterson, President and CEO, Ontario Safety League. "CAA is pleased to continue working with the Ministry of Transportation to help educate and inform motorists on safe driving. It is important that drivers pay particular attention to weather and road conditions and adjust accordingly, regardless of the posted speed limit. A pilot program is an ideal way to gradually explore the subject of raising speed limits and determine the impact on road safety, " said Elliott Silverstein, CAA South Central Ontario.

The shoulder lane on the freeway - we will pull over into it when we have emergency or car breakdown... but remember to keep alert the surrounding traffic. Still not safe!

https://www.google.ca//ontario-distracted-driving-penalt/

Cannabis legalization You cannot consume cannabis (smoking, vaping, eating) in a vehicle that is being driven or is at risk of being put into motion.

Driving is a full time job. Please pay attention!

New sign in Toronto.

Wheel up all windows, lock door for gas!

Canada 2018 New regulation for Canadian drivers (you must read) Not carrying driver’s license: $214 After 10 days without a change of address to notify DMV : $214 ... Driving without insurance cause an accident: $ 796 and license suspended for 4 years Beyond the red lights: $ 533 Crossing two gold stripes (double solid lane): $425 Turn and U-Turn in place or middle of road: $284 Speeding (from 1-15 miles): $224 Speeding (from 16 to 25 miles): $338 Driving too slow : $328 Do not full stop at Stop Sign : $284 Passing through the when the lights are flashing: $675 Holding and or using the cell phone while driving (1st time): $160 Parking on place for buses : $976 Do not turn on the head light when it is coming up to (30 minutes): $382 Cover car door glass: $178 Failing to wear seat belt: $160 Children not wearing seat belts or in accordance with: $436 Wear your hearing in both ears covered: $178 Car pool violation $401 Drive Safely!

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