ICBC road safety coordinator talking to a woman at vancouver auto show

vancouver road safety coordinator posing with a phone suit

I love coming to events like auto show to talk to drivers about road safety. Leaving your phone alone is something really simple you can do to prevent crashes and help keep our roads safer for everyone. 📵🚗​

- Karen, Surrey & White Rock Road Safety Coordinator

​ #DrivesafeBC #LeaveYourPhoneAlone

A smoky rural road. Text says "stay focused on smoky roads"

This week’s commutes come with extra challenges. 💨 Smoke, hot weather, kids back in school, and more drivers on the road after summer break. Drivers, please slow down when visibility is poor, give extra time for trips, leave space on the road, watch for pedestrians and #LeaveYourPhoneAlone. 📵

ICBC staff being interviewed in front of a news camera. They are on a sidewalk with a crosswalk in the background.

ICBC staff member smiling and pointing upwards at a school zone speed limit sign

🚸 Behind the scenes of back to school road safety! 🚸

Across B.C., we’re reminding drivers to drive safely with kids heading back to school. That means #LeaveYourPhoneAlone, watch for school buses, slow down in residential areas and always be ready to stop for pedestrians. ow.ly/TIst50WMt62

Young girl holds up phone asking drivers to leave their mobile devices along when driving, while her father rides away on his motorcycle

#LeaveYourPhoneAlone

On average, 67 people are injured in 289 vehicle incidents every year on
#VanIsle over the Easter long weekend. Remain focused as increased traffic volumes can pose challenges for travelers.
#EyesFwdBC
#LeaveYourPhoneAlone
#BCHwys
#yyjtraffic #TranBC

Drivers, when you’re behind the wheel, #LeaveYourPhoneAlone!
36 drivers were ticketes in just under two hours this morning. That's $368-dollar ticket and 4 points on their license.
On average, 10 people are killed and 1,075 are injured on Vancouver Island in distracted driving related crashes.
#YYJ