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Preliminary 2004 casualty collision statistics released
While the number of injuries and deaths on Saskatchewan roads declined last year, alcohol-related collisions and the lack of seat belt use in rural and First Nations communities remain a concern.

RoadSmart Report is available on SGI’s web site at www.sgi.sk.ca. If you would like back issues, send your name and e-mail address to: jkoback@sgi.sk.ca.

RoadSmart Report is produced quarterly by the Communications department.

Contact: Jared Koback (306) 751-1811

Booster seats are best as small children grow
Most parents are very careful to ensure their child travels in a child safety seat when they are small. But as the child gets older, many parents tend to move their child into a seat belt too early.

SGI gets tough on drunk drivers
The high-risk behaviour of drinking and driving remains the number one contributing factor in fatal collisions in Saskatchewan. To combat this serious traffic safety issue, SGI has once again stepped up its efforts to reduce the number of people killed and injured every year.