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Distracted Driving is a serious and complex road safety issue and a top priority for CCMTA. The Police Partnership award will honour police partnership activities focused on efforts to reduce fatalities and serious injuries due to distracted driving. All submissions are welcome but in particular we are seeking submissions describing activities and initiatives to address distracted driving, including the lessons learned and results from those efforts. Submissions should reflect the collaborative interaction of the police community with local, regional, provincial, territorial, or national highway safety partners, either in government or the private sector to address distracted driving.
As a component of Canada’s Road Safety Strategy 2025: Towards Zero - The Safest Roads in the World, this annual award encourages the police, road safety partners and the public to “Rethink Road Safety”.
The CCMTA Police Partnership Award was introduced in 2006 to honour the achievements and service of active individual police officers, or units in developing key relationships with private or government sector agencies involved in highway transportation safety at the local, regional, provincial/territorial or national level. It recognizes police efforts that build partnerships in support of strategies which reduce injury and death due to road crashes.
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Constables Sinnaeve and Winand-Bacon used a community safety,consultation and engagement approach to address distracted driving, and energized thousands of high school students to be the voice against distracted driving in Essex County, Ontario. The center piece of the distracted driving campaign was a student driven project creating distracted driving slogans for display and radio public announcements. The winning design would be reproduced into removable signs to be used by students, municipal vehicles and school buses. In addition, groups of students from four high schools created public radio advertising spots which were aired daily by a local radio station with a listening audience exceeding 100,000 people daily. Through building partnerships, the officers created a multipronged campaign that directly engaged a critical target group. Changing the behavior through our students in the age of technology has proven to be a powerful tool embraced by education and political leaders. This community initiative spearheaded by Constables Sinnaeve and Winand-Bacon could serve as a benchmark for others to follow. Public radio advertising spots Ben (.mp3)
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2018 Submissions
Contrôle routier Québec
Essex County OPP (Tecumseh & Lakeshore) - 2018 Award Recipient
OPP & Georgian College (Barrie Campus)
2017 Submissions
Ontario Provincial Police - Highway Safety Division and Georgian College, Barrie Campus
Ontario Police Commercial Vehicle Committee - 2017 Award Recipient
RCMP, TP, OPP
Toronto Police Service - Traffic Safety Unit
2016 Submissions
RCMP - Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "D" Division Traffic Services
OPP - Ontario Provincial Police
OPS - Ottawa Police Service - 2016 Award Recipient
Alberta Sheriffs Operations and the Transportation Safety Plan Enforcement Committee
2015 Submissions
RCMP – Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "K" Division Traffic Services
RCMP - Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "K" Division Traffic Services
OPP – Ontario Provincial Police
SAQ – Sûreté du Québec – 2015 Award Recipient
2014 Submissions
Ontario Provincial Police, 407 ETR Detatchment - 2014 Award recipient
2013 Submissions
Kingston Police
OPP Niagara Detachment - 2013 Award Recipient
407 OPP Detachment
Royal Canadian Mounted Police "Fit Division
RCMP Edmonton
2012 Submissions
RCMP Lower Mainland District BC - 2012 Award Recipient
Sureté du Québéc
York Regional Police
RCMP Burnaby
2011 Submissions
Delta Police Department (1)
Delta Police Department (2)
Edmonton Police Service
Montreal Police Service (Français)
Niagara Regional Police Service
RCMP Langley
Toronto Police Services - 2011 Award Recipient
OPP Middlesex
CN Police
Calgary Police
2010 Submissions
Brandon Police Service
Ontario Provincial Police Highway Safety Division
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Saint John Police Force
Sûreté du Québec
Toronto Police Service
Richmond RCMP Road Safety Unit
Service de police de la Ville de Montréal
Service de police de la Ville de Québec - 2010 Award Recipient
2009 Submissions
SK Chief of Police
York Regional Police - 2009 Award Recipient
RCMP Victoria
Toronto Police Service
RCMP Surrey
CN Police
2008 Submissions
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Red Deer
Toronto Police Service
Delta Police Department, Traffic Services
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "D" Division Headingley Traffic Services
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "E" Division (British Columbia) Traffic Services - 2008 Award Winner
Prince Albert Police Service
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "F" Division Contract Policing
Ville de Sherbrooke Police
York Regional Police
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "J" Division Traffic Services
Peel Regional Police
Ville de Sherbrooke Police
Sûreté du Québec
Halton Regional Police Service
Ontario Provincial Police, Highway Safety Division
2007 Submissions
Ontario Provincial Police/Ohio State Patrol
Ontario Provincial Police/Road Safety Partners of Ontario - 2007 Award recipient
Ottawa Police Service
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "H" Division Traffic Services
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "F" Division Traffic Services
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, "D" Division Support Services Branch
South Simcoe Police Service
Toronto Police Service
York Regional Police
Questions? Contact Martin Rochon at mrochon@ccmta.ca or at 613-736-1003 ext. 252.
Community Distracted Driving Campaign