Warm Weather Prompts Safety Warnings

The province is reminding drivers and pedestrians to be safe as the weather gets hotter.
The province is recommending pedestrians follow a few steps to stay safe.
This includes always crossing at designed crossovers or traffic lights, and making sure drivers see you before heading to the other side.
Drivers are being reminded to be aware of their surroundings, especially in urban and residential areas.

 

(Written By: Andreas Pandikiu)

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