The Government of New Brunswick recognizes the importance of safety on our highways. Regardless of unique engineering and ever advancing technology, no car will ever make safe driving decisions for you. The key to your safety is you, and the choices are simple.
A car can't identify driver distraction. The key to your safety is simple: keep your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.
New driver distraction law coming this spring
A car can't detect the speed limit for you. The key to your safety is responsible driving. Slow down; it's not worth the risk.
A car will never make the smart choice for you. The key to saving your life and the lives of others is to remember: drinking and driving does not add up. Never drink and drive.
Most cars don't have automatic seatbelts. The key to your safety is the two seconds it takes to buckle up.
As of June 1st, 2009, all motorists under the age of 21 must maintain a zero percent blood/alcohol content when driving.
