
Winter Driving
Clean snow off your vehicle’s
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windows
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side view mirrors
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headlights
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taillights
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licence plates
Buckle up and adjust head rests (the centre of your head rest should be even with the top of your ears).
Drive Safe
Keep a safe distance, allow yourself more time to get to your destination, keep your headlights on and signal early.

What to do if you’re in a collision
Call 911 if your collision involves a fatality / serious injury, crime in progress / criminal activity, or dangerous situation.
Please call our non-emergency line at 780-423-4567 for the below situations:
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Any of the drivers are transported to hospital for any reason
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A pedestrian or cyclist has been injured
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Non-moving traffic violations (driver refusing to provide information, expired registration, expired insurance, unlicensed, wrong license class, etc.)
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If a vehicle is transporting dangerous goods
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Large commercial vehicles weighing more than 4500kgs (i.e. School bus, tractor trailer unit)
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Roadways that are impeded and/or a dangerous situation exists.
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Damage to private, municipal or highway property
Assess damage. If the involved vehicles have $5,000 or more combined damage, and does not involve the above situations, you must report the collision to a Collision Reporting Centre as soon as possible. Failure to report the collision could result in a $405 fine. If motorists are unsure of how much the damage is, they can attend a body shop for an estimate. If damage is very minor, please contact your insurance company to talk about your options.
Collision Reporting Centres
Check wait times before attending a CRC location before you arrive here: accsupport.com/Edmonton. Be mindful that the wait time only reflects the estimated time before you begin your reporting process.
If the weather and road conditions aren’t favourable, and your vehicle doesn’t need a tow and is safe to drive, you can report as soon as possible or once weather and road conditions stabilize.
