If you suspect someone is driving impaired, pull over and call 911.

-State the location
-Report which direction the vehicle is travelling
-Describe the vehicle colour, make, model and licence plate number
-Describe the driving behaviour
-Provide a description of the driver

If you plan to use cannabis, find a safe ride. There is zero tolerance for cannabis use and driving. 🚫

If a police officer has a reasonable suspicion that a driver has drugs in their system, they can demand an oral fluid test.

Always #FindASafeRide .

#DidYouKnow : If you're 21 or younger, a learner, or a novice driver, you're considered new to the road. That means ZERO tolerance for alcohol and drugs while driving. Stay safe, stay sober. SGI 1l.ink/5J3Z2WX

Attention, Weyburn residents! Drive safe, drive sober. This month, the Weyburn Police Service is stepping up efforts to remove impaired drivers from our roads. Let's work together to ensure everyone gets home safely. #CTSSask #SKCheckStop SGI

Congrats to Joseph Maciag, the winner of our March $500 #FindaSafeRide giveaway! 🥇

He says he always offers to give friends and colleagues a ride home if they need it. Now he’s celebrating with an extra $500!

Stay tuned for more opportunities to win big!

#TrafficTipTuesday
You were just in a collision. What should you do next⁉

Here’s a step-by-step guide, just in case you need it!

sgi.sk.ca/handbook/-/kno…

If your plans for the Easter long weekend include driving on the highway, keep an eye on the forecast. Snow will be hitting parts of the province this weekend, thanks to an Alberta clipper. 🌨

Before you head out, make sure to check the road conditions on the Highway Hotline.

Happy Easter! 
SGI offices are closed today. 
 
To file an insurance claim, make a payment, or renew your vehicle registration, please visit sgi.sk.ca/mysgi.

#Trivia

Can you name three of the standard sign colours you might see on road signs? Hint: there are 7!

Join us tonight for another installment of the Solstice Speaker Series at the Royal Sask Museum Friends of the Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Tonight, Michael Linklater will share his experiences giving back to Indigenous communities through sport.

Register for free here: royalsaskmuseum.ca/visit/events/s…

Public Advisory - Speeding Ticket Scam saskatoonpolice.ca/news/2024119

A new text scam is trying to trick people into believing they've been issued a speeding ticket. Ignore it and definitely do not click on any links!

Don't miss your chance to win!

FYI ⬇

Speeding is a common issue on the roads, but it's also extremely dangerous. Driving above the speed limit or too fast for conditions can escalate crash severity. Remember, the faster you go, the less time you have to react. SGI