100 Manitobans die on
our roads each year.

#SaveThe100

We know what to do.

Buckle up. • Put down your phone. • Never drive impaired. • Watch your speed.

By the Numbers

Why 100?

On average, 100 Manitobans die on our roads each year.

Most of these fatal collisions are linked to distracted driving, speeding or impaired driving.

  • 39 Distracted Driving
  • 36 Impaired Driving
  • 25 Speeding
Traffic Accident Report Database, 2013 to 2017
Fig.1 - Traffic Accident Report Database,
2013 to 2017

From 2012-16, these three contributing factors can be linked to 82 per cent of deaths in fatal collisions in Manitoba. And those deaths did not discriminate – children, teenagers, adults and seniors were all victims. They matter. They all do.

  • Distracted Driving
    Distracted Driving - 140 Fatalities
    Fig.2 - Distracted Driving - 140 Fatalities.
  • Impaired Driving
    Impared Driving - 124 Fatalities
    Fig.3 - Impaired Driving - 124 Fatalities.
  • Speeding
    Speeding - 91 Fatalities
    Fig.4 - Speeding - 91 Fatalities.

Their lives matter - they all do. Next month, we'll learn more about the stories behind the numbers.