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🏀🍀Your March Madness bracket might be a gamble. Your safe ride home isn't. Mandatory alcohol screening applies to all drivers. Police can demand a roadside breath sample. 🤝It's about preventing tragedy, not catching drivers off guard. 🔗Read more: ow.ly/2Q4850YokGI

How would you react if someone called you to tell you you're the reason they get home safe. Hear what it sounds like to receive that call. Who is the reason you get home safe? Call them to tell them. And always plan a safe ride home.

. @SGItweets is dedicated to protecting youth from impaired driving. As Provincial Sponsor of the School Program, SGI is bringing the sober driving message to thousands of students in Grade 4 all the way through Grade 12. #ThankYouThursday

@lbossaer Hi Louis. Were you able to get an answer to your question? If you need to call in the future, you can request a call back if the wait times are long. You'll receive that option in the menu when you call. Thank you for your patience.

Went to call @sgitweets to ask a question. Was told expected wait time is 132 minutes. Go pound sand……. Why do companies today think that is acceptable?

If you’re celebrating St. Patrick's Day, don’t push your luck!🍀Police have the right to demand a roadside breath sample of any driver they legally stop. Mandatory alcohol screenings are quick and painless. The consequences for impaired driving aren't.

GNM Regina: Impaired driving, and the police's right to mandatory alcohol screenings, are the focus of @SGItweets 's Safety Spotlight. With more, Media Relations Manager Heather Hubic joined our Juliane Bodini for a chat. globalnews.ca/video/11729612…

If you’re celebrating St. Patrick's Day this weekend, don’t push your luck!🍀 Plan a safe ride: Pick a designated driver or volunteer to be one for your group Call or text a loved one for a ride Take a cab, bus, rideshare or designated driving service Stay the night

We all have a part to play in ensuring everyone gets home safe. If you are going out: -Pick a designated driver or volunteer to be one -Call or text a loved one for a ride -Take a cab, bus, rideshare or designated driving service -Stay the night #FindASafeRide

Someone you love is waiting for you to get home safe. Take care of each other and always #FindASafeRide.

It's Provincial Impaired Driving Awareness Week. Remember, it’s never OK to drive impaired. Go out, have a good time, celebrate with loved ones and always #FindASafeRide for yourself and others.

Working towards getting your driver’s licence? 🪪 SGI-certified driving educators help you build the skills to drive safely and confidently. Find an SGI-certified driver educator here: sgi.sk.ca/drivereducator

@KuriousKate90 Hi Katelyn. In this scenario, they can operate on their valid Class 1 foreign driver's licence. You can find more details here: #reciprocity" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sgi.sk.ca/upgrade-to-com…

What are the specific rules for international employees coming from overseas ( Australia, uk) who have a Class 1 licence for farming purposes: is it valid @SGItweets in Saskatchewan? Have been given mixed responses from sgi and others. #agtwitter #skag #westcdnag

The warm temperatures are back (at least for a little while)! As you’re out on the road, remember to take it slow through puddles. They can hide potholes and unexpected obstacles. Slow down to protect your vehicle and avoid soaking pedestrians along the way.

Safe driving is a team sport. The @uofrsoccer women's team shares their MVP winter driving tips, like prepare for the weather ❄️ and avoid distractions 🚫📱 What are your winter driving tips? Share them in the comments.

@ihavecml Once collisions are reported to SGI, each collision report is verified and checked for accuracy before the data can be finalized. (2/2)

@ihavecml Collision data isn’t immediately available for a few reasons. First, SGI receives collision data from external agencies. Police investigations into serious collisions can take time. Customers also have up to two years to report minor collisions. (1/2)

Students return to school today from February break. Remember to slow down through school zones and playground zones. #BeAlert to help keep kids safe.

Safe driving is always a winning play! The @uofrsoccer women's team share their MVP tips on playing defence against winter road conditions. If driving in winter was a soccer match, what would be your best defensive move? Reply with your tips.

Tow truck drivers have answered dozens of calls for service this week. While they respond to the call for help, drivers can help them stay safe by slowing down. Always slow to 60 km/h when passing tow trucks stopped on the highway with blue and amber warning lights flashing.

This last week has shown us just how unpredictable the weather can in Saskatchewan is. SGI’s Rewarding Safety Team has been out talking to drivers about their top tips for navigating the roads safely in the winter. What advice would you add? Let us know below.