Approximately
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156K
people are injured or killed on our roads each year
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Our mission
Take Back Our Roads is a road safety program that tackles dangerous roads and school zones across Canada to reduce serious injuries and fatalities.
To us, it doesn’t matter how you get around - drive, bike, or walk. Because we all share our roads, we all share in the responsibility to make them safer.
Our collaborators
Here are some of the dedicated, passionate organizations that share our mission to make safer roads a reality.
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Our success stories
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Aviva Canada and Parachute came together to create the Elementary Road Safety program.
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Communities in action
26 March 2020
Out of tragedy the Humboldt community found strength
According to Transport Canada 400 fatal crashes a year in Canada involve heavy vehicles like semi-trucks.
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17 February 2020
Meaningful road safety action in school zones
What if... a life could be spared
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24 January 2020
Safer roads by slowing down drivers
When you driver around Montreal and Toronto, you'll notice lower speed limits
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We’ve analyzed data from thousands of insurance claims from across the country to identify real opportunities to create lasting change. Now we’re on a mission to make roads safer for every Canadian.
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Road-related injuries remain the number one cause of death for Canadian children under the age of 14 (Parachute)
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15% of road traffic deaths in Canada involve pedestrians (Settlement.org)
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$37 billion: Cost to society as a result of road-related collisions and related injuries and fatalities (Canada’s Road Safety Strategy)
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Approximately 27% of fatalities and 19% of serious injuries on Canadian roads involve speeding (Parachute)
