Driving for work is dangerous. It doesn’t have to be, since most crashes, injuries, and deaths are preventable. Together, employers and employees can help ensure all work drivers and roadside workers get home safe at the end of their shift.
Behind every road safety crash statistic is a family member, friend, co-worker, or neighbour who was seriously hurt or killed. WorkSafeBC statistics for 2018 through 2022 for BC show:
of traumatic workplace deaths were due to vehicle crashes.
deaths from work-related vehicle crashes every year, on average.
people injured and off work from work-related vehicle crashes every year, on average.
Driving in winter has additional risks. Use our practical resources and tips to prepare drivers and vehicles for changing conditions.
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Driving in and around Cone Zones puts people at risk. Learn how slowing down, moving over, and following instructions can help save the lives of roadside and emergency workers, and drivers.
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