Road safety Q&A with Saskatchewan police

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With the growing number of tragic fatalities on Saskatchewan highways and one of our reporters revealing that Saskatoon is the worst Saskatchewan city to drive in, based on collision rates, there is a lot to talk about when it comes to driving. Regina Police Service Const. Kevin Bowes and Saskatoon Police Service Sgt. Ray Robertson join the show to answer your road-related questions and share how you can stay safe when getting behind the wheel.
6 Aug 1PM English Canada News Commentary

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