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May is high risk driving month in BC

ICBC says it’s a reminder for residents that high-risk driving behaviours increase the chances of being in a crash.

Spokesperson Caroline Robinson says these behaviours include speeding, not driving to road conditions, and failing to yield.

Robinson says on average in BC, 94 people are killed annually in speed-related crashes, and 12 of those are on Vancouver Island.
Sharon Vanhouwe
Sharon Vanhouwe
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