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There will be awareness campaigns, activities to mobilize the public and road checks planned, all within the perspective of lowering the number of accident victims and improving the overall safety record.  \nWant to show that you endorse the idea of using the roadway without risking your life or that of others? Show the symbol* on your vehicle’s rear window. This year, let’s make a commitment to do all we canto make travel on Québec highways the safest in the world!  \n* Available for free in SAAQ service centres.  \nA traffic accident has a wide-ranging impact  \nDid you realize that 80% of accidents are linked to road users’ behaviour?  \nYear on year some 55,000 people become accident victims… and that’s not counting the parents, children, friends and colleagues who are affected by those mishaps.  \nIgnoring a red traffic light, talking on a cellphone while driving, failing to buckle up or to wear a helmet, along with jaywalking, are examples of risky behaviour that could have dramatic consequences, not just on yourself, but on the people around you. Showing responsible road use habits is the best way to safeguard... LIFE.  \nWe are all responsible for our conduct on the road.  \nM  Y  S  T   E   R  Y W  O  R  L  D  FOR MY OWN SAFETY AND THAT OF OTHERS  \n\n| S | T | R | E | E | T | S | T | H | G | I | L | M | C |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| T | L | R | C | H | I | L | D | R | E | N | T | O | O |\n| A | E | O | T | L | E | B | T | A | E | S | R | T | N |\n| T | F | F | W | T | I | M | R | E | P | S | A | O | V |\n| I | O | F | P | L | P | O | I | N | T | S | F | R | E |\n| S | L | I | P | O | Y | C | R | O | S | S | F | C | R |\n| T | L | C | O | G | L | A | S | S | N | L | I | Y | S |\n| I | O | E | L | S | D | C | T | S | I | O | C | C | A |\n| C | W | D | I | L | O | A | R | D | S | O | R | L | T |\n| S | B | I | T | O | W | L | E | R | K | K | O | E | I |\n| I | S | L | E | W | N | M | S | I | S | L | A | S | O |\n| X | I | O | H | E | L | P | S | N | I | L | D | U | N |\n| A | G | S | E | A | S | Y | L | K | R | A | S | B | E |\n| T | N | E | D | U | R | P | R | E | S | P | E | C | T |\n\nA  \nB  \nC  \nD  \nE  \nALL  \nBELT BUS  \nCALM CHILDREN CONVERSATION CROSS  \nDOWN DRINK  \nEASY  \nF  \nG  \nH  \nL  \nM  \nO  \nP  \nFOLLOW  \nGLASS  \nHELP  \nLIGHTS LOOK  \nMOTORCYCLE  \nOFFICE  \nPERMIT POINTS  \nPOLITE PRUDENT  \nR  \nS  \nT  \nRESPECT  \nRISKS  \nROADS  \nSEAT  \nSIGN  \nSLOW SLOWLY SOLID STATISTICS  \nSTREET  \nSTRESS  \nTAXI TRAFFIC  \nCourtesy Mrs. Nicole Foucault, Gatineau, Québec  \nAnswer: My road use shows   conduct.  \nDemerit Points  \nCovered Anywhere in the World  \nHow many demerit points could be entered on your driving record if you have a learner’s licence and you drive without an accompanying rider?  \nAnswer: 4 points  \nRemember:  \nThose points remain on your driving record for 2 years.  \nBeing courteous is contagious  \nOn the road, do you have a tendency to:  \n• use the road shoulder to pass another vehicle ina bottleneck?  \n• follow a vehicle close behind?  \n• change lanes suddenly without signaling?  \n• zigzag between vehicles?  \nEver think that such driving habits can be irritating to other motorists?  \nPut luck on your side  \n• Avoid driving when you feel tired or stressed.  \n• Listen to soothing music, if this calms you.  \n• Keep to the right lane, except when passing.  \n• Plan your trips.  \nWhether you’re a driver, passenger, pedestrian, cyclist, moped rider or motorcyclist, you are covered if you’reinjured in a traffic accident anywhere in the world. Thanks to the protection Québec’s Public Automobile Insurance Plan pr","cbCaipaDHMZ1U6qV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipaDHMZ1U6qV","pdf",427442,"English","# Highway Controllers\n# Mystery Word: For My Own Safety and That of Others\n# Easing Our Way Safely Into Spring\n# Road Safety Year\n# A Traffic Accident Has a Wide-Ranging Impact\n# Demerit Points\n# Being Courteous Is Contagious\n# Put Luck on Your Side\n# Who Handles Compensation?\n# Quick’n Easy Online Services\n# If I Were You, I’d Buckle Up\n# Quiz on Road Safety","[{\"question\":\"What is the message of this SAAQ newsletter issue?\",\"answer\":\"It urges readers to show good conduct on the road and make travel in Québec as safe as possible.\"},{\"question\":\"Which behaviours are presented as risky road-user habits?\",\"answer\":\"Ignoring a red traffic light, using a cellphone while driving, failing to buckle up or wear a helmet, and jaywalking are listed as risky behaviours.\"},{\"question\":\"If you have a learner’s licence and drive without an accompanying rider, how many demerit points could be entered?\",\"answer\":\"Four demerit points.\"}]","NEWSLETTER NO. 17 - 2nd quarter 2007 - Road Safety Year - show good conduct on the road | PDF",1789856354,15]