A series of recent crashes, including a fatal 19-car pileup on Highway 59, has raised concerns about driver awareness as winter approaches.
Sgt. Paul Manaigre of the Manitoba RCMP emphasizes the deceptive nature of the current weather. "People need to be extra diligent this time of year because it's misleading. The Provencher pedestrian bridge in Winnipeg .Despite a mild fall with little snow, authorities warn that hidden dangers can catch drivers off-guard.“People need to be extra diligent this time of year because it’s misleading.
“Last year, the first snowfall, phones were just going off. People were just dropping their cars in saying, ‘Do it when you can,'” says Parysh Blakney at Osborne Auto Centre, emphasizing the importance of proactive tire changes.Winter tires provide increased traction and significantly reduce braking distances on snow and ice, making them a crucial safety feature.
However, experts emphasize that they are not a substitute for cautious driving. People are urged to slow down, increase following distance, and avoid sudden braking. CAA Manitoba spokesperson Nadia Mattos advises drivers to “give yourself plenty of extra time, check the forecast, and prepare your vehicle.” She stresses the importance of adapting to changing weather conditions.Bank of Canada official warns about dangers of ‘tinkering’ with mortgage rules
With winter just around the corner, drivers are encouraged to take proactive steps to ensure their safety and the safety of others on the road.
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