Truck Accidents in Canada

TRUCK ACCIDENTS IN CANADA

In the months of November,December, January and February, the trucking professionals need to be extra careful. There have been many cases of truck accidents in the snow season. Truck accidents in Canada and USA have been a cause of concern to the trucking industry and also to all the involved parties. Highway 1, for example, recently saw many accidents involving trucks and even buses.

Please make sure to follow the very basic rules of safety! Texting, using phones or hand held devices are common causes of distracted driving related accidents.

Please make sure you are equipped for any kind of emergencies!  Having your cell phone fully charged is very important. Consider having battery packs for times when charging through wires, leads, USB etc is not available or feasible.

Come equipped from your home in various possible ways in case you get stranded or get involved is some mishap. Food items come handy if you are stuck in some situation and help takes a while to arrive.

Truck Accident on Alaska Highway near Watson Lake, Yukon.

Truck Accident on Alaska Highway near Watson Lake, Yukon.

On Alaska Highway near Watson Lake Yukon - Pic taken on 22nd April 2015 (2) On Alaska Highway near Watson Lake Yukon - Pic taken on 22nd April 2015 (3) On Alaska Highway near Watson Lake Yukon - Pic taken on 22nd April 2015 (4) On Alaska Highway near Watson Lake Yukon - Pic taken on 22nd April 2015 (5)

The pictures above show truck accidents in Canada. Above are the photos that InfoTrucking team took on 22nd April, 2015 during a trip to Yukon. This spot was between Fort Nelson, BC and Watson Lake, Yukon. During the time of this picture, there were stretches on Alaska Highway where there is no cell phone reception. This no cell phone area extends to hundreds of Kilometers. Be extra careful! Residents are hopeful for getting complete cell phone coverage in these areas on Alaska Highway.

Make sure to follow all rules and directives of your company, brokers, dispatch, destination and pickup  location worksites etc.

Remember, (over) speed is not a friend of safety!

Safe driving is a pleasure! Make safety a habit! We wish you all a safe, delightful and memorable time in the trucking industry!

Best Wishes

www.InfoTrucking.com Team

 

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