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CAA Niagara is a not-for-profit membership organization serving the Niagara Region. Founded in 1911 as the St. Catharines Automobile Club with just 16 members, CAA Niagara has grown to over 150,000 Members with offices in Grimsby, Niagara Falls, St. Catharines, Thorold and Welland.

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Third annual distracted driving event will highlight dangers of riding high

With legalization of marijuana expected later this year, Niagara drivers will see first-hand the dangers of drugged driving at Thursday’s Distracted & Drugged Driving Event at the Seaway Mall.

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Drummond Road: Niagara’s worst road & Ontario’s sixth worst

Drummond Road in Niagara Falls, for the very first time, has earned the title of Niagara’s Worst Road, according to voters in CAA’s 15th Worst Roads Campaign. The road has also landed on the Ontario’s Worst Road list, as the sixth worst road in the province.

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Only four days left to vote in CAA Niagara’s Worst Roads Campaign

With just four days to go in CAA Niagara’s Worst Roads Campaign, Drummond Road is topping the charts. This year, more than 200 different roads in Niagara have been nominated by drivers, cyclists and pedestrians, with 93 per cent of the voters indicating “potholes and crumbling pavement” as the reason for selecting a road.

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CAA Niagara Launches 15th Worst Roads Campaign

CAA Niagara kicked off the 15th Worst Roads campaign today with a request for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians to advocate for better, safer roads in Niagara.

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30 per cent of Niagara drivers admit to using a mobile device while driving

While Ontario is cracking down on careless and distracted driving, people are still choosing to text and drive.

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