safe driving study

Québec
SAFE DRIVING STUDY
2015
Montreal’s South Shore? Or North Shore?
Which community ranked better in this year's study?
VS
NORTH
SHORE
SOUTH
SHORE
-5%
+12%
decrease in
collision
frequency
increase in
collision
frequency
NORTH SHORE CITIES:
SOUTH SHORE CITIES:
GREATEST DECREASES
GREATEST INCREASES
TERREBONNE
BROSSARD
-12%
+13%
LAVAL
LONGUEUIL
-6%
+8%
decrease in collision frequency
increase in collision frequency
decrease in collision frequency
increase in collision frequency
AVERAGE FOR QUEBEC
-2.3%
decrease in collision
frequency
Collision frequency refers to a percentage of vehicles insured by Allstate Canada involved in a collision that resulted in a claim.
All increases and decreases in 2015 study are in comparison to figures tracked over the previous 2 year period.
Collision
Frequency
by Month *
Safest days to
hit the road &
days to avoid it
January
10.3%
February
9%
March
7.7%
April
May
June
6.7%
6%
July
7%
August
JAN
DEC
6.3%
6.7%
September
7.1%
October
7.1%
November
7.9%
December
10%
25
15
APR
DEC
22
21
JUL
DEC
26
22
Days
least likely
to have
collisions
Days
most likely
to have
collisions
*Based on total monthly claims
The Weekly Commute
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Tuesday is the
safest day of the
workweek.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Thursday and
Friday are the worst
days for driving.
SUNDAY
Saturday and
Sunday are the best
days for travel.
Top Causes for Collisions
1. Parked Vehicle
2. Turning and
Intersections
3. Rear-ended
4. Lane Change
Safety Tips
Before you hit the road, you can take measures to avoid
collisions and other traffic-related incidents.
Keep your car in shape
with regular check-ups
at your mechanic.
In winter, clean your vehicle
of all ice and snow to improve
visibility.
Plan trips in advance
and leave extra time
for unexpected road
conditions or events.
Take care of your tires;
you're only as good as the
contact point where each
tire grips the road.
Never drive while under the
influence of alcohol.
Expect the unexpected.
Keep a car emergency kit
in your trunk.
Limit distractions behind the
wheel. Put the phone away
and make vehicle adjustments,
such as music selection and
climate control, before
you leave.
For more safety tips and
information, visit
goodhandsadvice.ca.
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