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if i go to a foreign country and someones complaining about how i aint wearin a helmet imma just start speakin dutch lmfao

If anyone’s thinking Larry sounds like Garfield, that’s because it’s the same voice actor, Lorenzo Music.

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Only use both brakes in some form of emergency. Riding evereyday of the season for 30 years in all form of traffic.

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Did Canada just ripped this from the Ad Council in the US? Because I remember seeing this in the late '80s.

Both brakes are dangerous been riding my hole life ....only time ive used front has been in case of emergancy front breakes should be set to grab less than back.front breaks can ultimanty end in acidents do to front tires sliding or shifting ...but guess. thats just my openion an experance. Thanks.

Great reminder

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The new 2-minute long video that ends with the car lights going out is confusing and more than a bit demented. It tries to paint a rather long emotive narrative that ends (?) with the car's headlights going out at the moment of proposal (??) and trying to link this "safety hazard" (???) perhaps with not performing a proper vehicle safety-check (?????). The message is totally elusive. Perhaps Saskatchewan's Safety Council doesn't know that when the car is running (when most accidents occur) the lights are powered by the alternator and that almost all car batteries (what powers the lights when the engine is off) are sealed units that the average driver cannot check? There's also not a lot of accidents that occur when a vehicle is parked and off. So again? What's the safety-related message?? This one should have just never got past the conception stage. Confusion and cluelessness do NOT make for a good "Safety Council" message. Just the opposite

Anyone else get this Ad Lol

safety is so important especially in water thank you

thank you so much for keeping our province safe

Right back into their closet, haha. Not sure if it was meant to be comedic, but I love it. Great video.

Wrong! 1. Roll the earplug between your index finger and thumb. 2. With the opposite hand reach over your head and pull up and back your ear. 3. Insert the narrowed earplug 4. Hold your earplug with your index finger in place until it has expanded. If one of those steps went wrong, no problem repeat it until you feel a real seal. 😉

Ok a few things: - If your using your cell phone "handsfree" through bluetooth or usb should that be considered distracted driving? If your going say that you should have mention drivers should not have conversation with passengers in the car as well. Also I think hands free gps in a car is considerably safer than trying to read street signs while your driving. - Saying you shouldn't operate the climate controls or use the radio while driving is just......well stupid. Can it be distracting? Yes. But if you say we shouldn't use them is overthinking this issue IMO. _ Eating yes. Drinking well that depends. I think only if your using a crew type bottle or something. If your drinking with a straw or using an open cup or a button opening cup/thermos I would say no. - I really don't think everyone is familiar with Saskatchewan's cell phone driving law cause I see people breaking it all the time. You should do a video on it cause A Lot of people don't really pay attention to the news so they don't know when laws come into effect. - Commutes are short in Saskatchewan? Give me a break. I can't count the number of people I know who have to drive into Yorkton everyday never mind Regina or Saskatoon. - Lastly the people who say they've never used a phone in a vehicle are lying or don't have a cell phone. lol

Cash grab???

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Cool vintage PSA!