Guest speakers
at the CAA
Regina North
Store; Hon.
Ralph Goodale
(above)
Because
Accidents
Happen
Accidents can
happen anywhere,
at any time. While
you can’t predict
when they’ll occur,
CAA wants to help
you prepare for
them. That’s why
Personal Accident
Insurance is included
with every CAA
membership. The
coverage is perfect
for those who travel
frequently, who
aren’t protected
by life or accident
coverage, or for
those who simply
want to top up their
existing insurance
coverage. You
now have even
more flexibility to
purchase additional
coverage: All
membership types
can purchase one
of the four optional
coverage levels.
Call a CAA Insurance
Consultant:
1-800-564-6222 or
see caask.ca/pai
8
Summer 2018
cannabis-impaired driving
Don’t Drive High
In December, CAA
Saskatchewan partnered
with Public Safety
Canada on the launch
of the ministry’s
Cannabis-Impaired
Driving Campaign. At
the event, held at the
CAA regina North
Store, the Honourable
ralph Goodale, Canada’s
minister of Public
Safety and emergency
Preparedness, spoke
about the importance
of driving sober: “The
message is simple. If
you’re high or you’ve been
drinking, don’t drive.”
Other guest speakers
included representatives
from CAA Saskatchewan
and CAA National Board
of Directors, the rCmP’s
F Division, regina
Police Service, mothers
To learn more, visit:
thecallthatcomes
after.com
insurance update
Minor
Modification
caa membership
Moms, Dads and Grads
mark special milestones
with a CAA gift mem-
bership, which offers
roadside protection
and peace of mind, plus
valuable discounts and
CAA SASKATCHeWAN
savings. With every CAA
gift membership, you’ll
receive a free glove-box
first-aid kit.
caask.ca/gift
effective September 1,
2018, CAA clubs across
Canada—including CAA
Saskatchewan—will dis-
continue their Common
Carrier and member auto
trip accident program.
Note that this change
does not affect the Per-
sonal Accident Insurance
coverage included with
your CAA Saskatchewan
membership and optional
insurance riders.
For more information:
1-800-564-6222
GIFT; HAKINmHAN/ISTOCK
caa insurance
Against Drunk Driving
Canada (mADD) and
Students Against Drinking
and Driving (SADD)
Saskatchewan.
CAA has also partnered
with Drug Free Kids
Canada on “The Call
That Comes After,” a
new drug-and-driving
awareness campaign.
Alarmingly, one in four
young Canadians believes
a high driver is either the
same or better behind
the wheel. But weed
can affect coordination,
reaction time, decision-
making, attention span
and the ability to judge
distance. The social media
campaign helps parents
start a conversation with
their children about the
dangers of driving high
or driving with someone
who has smoked
cannabis.