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Patriot's Day
Please note that SAAQ service outlets and centres will be closed on May 21, 2012..
Report on Automobile Advertising Guidelines
The Minister of Transport Mr. Pierre Moreau tabled the Report on Automobile Advertising Guidelines in the National Assembly following the Memorandum of Understanding signed in 2009 by the Canadian Council of Motor Transport Administrators, the Association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada and the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association.
The winners through words and pictures
(French only)
Go to YouTube and watch a short video produced with the winners of the Don’t End your Life before it Starts contest during the award ceremony on Wednesday, April 26, 2012.
Some Words Hit Hard
Consult the new leaflet on the dangers of texting behind the wheel.
2011 Road Safety Record (in French)
The Minister of Transport Mr. Pierre Moreau unveils the 2011 road safety record.
Zero alcohol for drivers age 21 or younger
As of April 15, 2012, drivers age 21 or younger are subject to the zero alcohol rule.
Sustainable Development Newsletter
Read the latest issue of L’ÉcoResponsable and find out how SAAQ is taking action to protect the environment and ensure our collective well-being. (French only)
Motorcycle Safety
True or False: On a motorcycle, it is recommended that both the driver and passenger wear protective clothing designed for motorcycle riders.
Answer: True
In the event of an accident or fall, riding suits made of leather or synthetic materials designed for motorcycling offer better protection, in particular against abrasion, to both the driver and passenger.
