The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is warning people against driver’s fatigue.
The insurance agency says fatigue-related crashes are 58 per cent higher in July and August than they are during the rest of the year.
ICBC says it’s likely a combination of warmer weather and the longer drives people undertake as they go on holiday.
It says drivers should be aware of the signs of fatigue, and pull over for a rest if they’re tired.
ICBC reports that on average, 24 people are injured in 130 crashes in North Central B.C. every year on the B.C. Day long weekend.
On average, 24 people are injured in 130 crashes in North Central B.C. every year.
– with files from Vista Radio newswire
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