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Teen Driver Safety Week focuses on Risks of Speeding
Parachute’s National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW) is an annual campaign supported by Desjardins to build awareness of teen driver safety issues and to encourage
3rd Traffic Safety Culture Survey Now Available
The 3rd Edmonton and Area Traffic Safety Culture Survey is now available. The survey was conducted by the City of Edmonton’s Office of Traffic Safety
Edmonton’s 11th International Conference on Urban Traffic Safety
CRISP was proud to sponsor Edmonton’s 11th International Conference on Urban Traffic Safety held in Edmonton August 21-23, 2019. The program theme was “Leading the way to
Position Papers
- Intersection Speed Devices_CRISP Position Paper (PDF)
Media Contacts
For more information, contact:
Donna Hladun, CRISP Communications
Phone: 780.405.9979
Email: hladun@shaw.ca
Awareness Campaigns
2010: Rushed a Left Turn Campaign
In January 2010, CRISP targeted unsafe left turns by reminding motorists that driving is not a game, but a responsibility that needs to be taken seriously. The overall goal of the campaign was to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities at Capital Region intersections by showing the real consequences that can happen when drivers
2009: Was Speeding – Only the Tree Lived Campaign
In the Spring of 2009, CRISP again targeted speeding by by reminding people that driving is not a game, but an activity that needs to be taken seriously. The overall goal of the campaign was to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities at Capital Region intersections by showing the real consequences that can happen
News Releases
Automated Enforcement and Detection of Driver Risk
CRISP partners supported a proof-of-concept study to explore the untapped potential of automated enforcement data. The original belief was that municipalities and law enforcement agencies across Alberta are sitting on a rich store of traffic safety information and could this data be put to work in other ways. The study found positive relationships between AE
Traffic collisions are at an all time high during long weekends.
EDMONTON, June 26, 2013 – As Albertans get ready for the July long weekend, traffic safety professionals in the Capital Region want to remind drivers that it can be a dangerous time to be on the roads. Historically, long weekends end with too many deadly collisions. “Even one death on Alberta roads this long weekend
