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Speed has its limits
Here are a few statistics to help prevent accidents and remember that obeying the speed limit is everyone's business (French only).
Partial Road Safety Statistics 2007
The SAAQ is publishing statistics on road accident victims, for part of 2007. (French only)
Heures de conduite et de repos des conducteurs de véhicules lourds
PDF in French: 550 Kb - 65 pages
Are you subject to the Regulation respecting the hours of driving and rest of heavy vehicle drivers? Check our brochure on the subject.
InfoSAAQ, Newsletter No. 20
PDF: 288 Kb - 6 pages
Information bulletin enclosed with payment notices for driver's licence and vehicle registration fees, covering a range of topics, in particular road safety issues and SAAQ services.
Driver's Licences and Vehicle Registration: New Measures in 2008
In order to ensure the future of your public automobile insurance plan, new measures are coming into effect in 2008.
Child Seat
True or False? A child held in an adult's arms is safe in a moving vehicle.
Answer: False
In a collision at 50 km/h, a child is thrown toward the point of impact with a force equivalent to 35 times body weight.
That child whose weight is 10 kg (22 lbs), for example, will in effect exert a force corresponding to 350 kg (770 lbs), much beyond the ability of an adult to restrain even if the exact moment of impact were known in advance.
Feature Services
- Appointment for a Driving Test
- Change of Address
- Check your Knowledge About Driving a Car or a Motorcycle
- Online Payment
- Vehicle Storage
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