With all this rain, visibility and road conditions are not ideal. Officers of our Traffic Enforcement Unit are out in the rain today conducting speed enforcement. Please practice safe driving practices and adhere to posted speed limits.

#RoadSafetyMatters

In B.C. from 2018 to 2022, approximately one-in-five fatal victims (18.44%) were not wearing a restraint at the time of a crash.

#BuckleUpBC RoadSafetyBC

Do you uphold our core values? Can see yourself working alongside our committed and dedicated officers making a positive difference in our community every day?

Our recruiters would love to hear from you.

No matter what conveyance you choose to get from point “A” to point “B”, use safe practices to ensure you reach your intended destination.

#RoadSafetyMatters

Everyone shares the responsibility for road safety, including the proper maintenance of commercial vehicles and secure transportation of goods to prevent road hazards.

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Simple equation:
97km/hr in 30km/hr school zone = $483 + 7 day car
impound
There are zero excuses for excessive speeding in a school zone.

Are you CyberSafe? Please prioritize safeguarding your accounts, devices, and connections to protect yourself from scammers.

For more resources visit getcybersafe.gc.ca/en

Don’t take your chances, it is not worth the risk. Plan to get home safe. Do not drink and drive.

#RoadSafetyMatters #GetHomeSafe

Drugs affect your ability to concentrate, make decisions and react quickly when driving. Do not drive while impaired or get in the car with an impaired driver, it is not worth the risk.

#RoadSafetyMatters #DriveSafeBC

Lane filtering, or weaving, is both dangerous and illegal in British Columbia. Stay safe, avoid fines: stay in your lane and obey traffic laws. RoadSafetyBC

#MotorcycleSafetyBC
#ShareTheRoad

Make a plan to get home safely. Use a designated driver, call a taxi or rideshare, or take transit. With so many options, there is no excuse for driving while impaired.

#CRSW2024
#RoadSafetyMatters
#DriveSafeBC #ChooseYourRide

On average, 61 people die every year in crashes involving impaired driving. 21 percent of all car crash fatalities are linked to impaired driving. Please do not take the chance. Get home safe. Don’t drink and drive.

#CRSW2024 #RoadSafetyMatters #DriveSafeBC

Many people are working hard to improve our roads and ensure construction zones are safe workplaces. Please join that effort when driving in and through construction zones by obeying traffic pattern changes, reducing speed, and following flagger directions.  

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This free event will allow participants to navigate a skills course, get feedback from Police motorcycle riders and gain knowledge about motorcycle safety from our Traffic Enforcement Unit and ICBC.

Register yourself here: eventbrite.com/e/abbotsford-m…

Thanks to the McDonalds on South Fraser Way for hosting #CoffeewithaCop with Abbotsford Police Department. Several staff members joined me for some casual conversation with members of the Abbotsford community. We certainly appreciate the overwhelming support for our AbbyPD team!

Road Safety is everyone's responsibility. From the drivers commuting on our roads to the many pedestrians walking, we can all adopt safety practices such as abiding by the Motor Vehicle Act, wearing reflective gear, and avoiding jaywalking.

#CRSW2024 #RoadSafetyMatters