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Whether you are planning a summer vacation or a long weekend getaway, taking a road trip is one of the most popular ways to get away, explore, and enjoy some much needed time off.

In Spring, the better weather brings more people out on the streets – creating more distractions to your driving. These 15 Spring Driving Tips will help keep you, pedestrians, cyclists and animals safer on the roads.

Commuting to work is something that millions of people do each day. For some, it’s a short drive, walk, or ride on public transportation, but for many of us, especially in large urban areas like Montreal, Vancouver, Toronto and across the GTA, commuting takes up a lot of our time.

Summer weather, Ontario scenery and fine food make for the perfect day trip. Whether you’re looking for a restaurant nearby or you’re taking a summer drive, here are 15 restaurants that will make it worth your while.

After a marathon meeting at Toronto City Council on May 3, 2016, Uber and other ride sharing services are now legal in Toronto. New rules for taxis and for Uber drivers are meant to make regulations more fair for both services.

Uber is here to stay in spite of some of the insurance, driving and permitting challenges it faces at the moment. Other ride-sharing companies will be joining the market. One question though, is how will taxi companies and limousine services respond?

Since June, Ontario drivers have known that there would be changes to driving laws – particularly increased fines and penalties for distracted driving. Other changes have been introduced as well. Learn about the new law, about distracted driving and how you can make Ontario roads safer.

In an attempt to improve safety to everyone sharing roads in Ontario, our provincial parliament unanimously passed Bill 31, a legislation that will increase penalties and fines and amend rules of the road for drivers and cyclists. The bill also permits cities to build more bicycle lanes.

All smartwatches land in a grey area for Ontario’s driving laws. Here's what you need to know about driving laws and wearable smart tech.

As part of the long-term vision of making this country’s roads the safest in the world, Canada Road Safety Week runs May 13-19. Building on progress to make roads safer, police forces are focusing on efforts to address “The Big 4” driving infractions during Road Safety Week 2015.