Road Safety Award

Created in support of Road Safety Strategy 2025: Towards Zero, the Safest Roads in the World, the Road Safety Award recognizes individuals and/or organizations who have implemented strategies aimed at reducing fatalities and serious injuries on our roads.

This award celebrates the achievements of CCMTA government members or associates who have significantly contributed to the advancement of road safety strategies through their work. Recipients can include individuals, groups, departments, and organizations.

The 2024 nomination period is now closed.

Nominations for the Road Safety Award can be submitted by CCMTA members in good standing, including members of the Board of Directors, Program Committees and Working Groups.

Criteria:

Candidates must be CCMTA members and associates in good standing, this includes individuals, groups, departments, organizations, or work teams.
Activities/initiatives described must have occurred in one calendar year.

Nomination Requirements:

Nominators must be members in good standing with CCMTA.
Submissions should describe road safety initiative with a maximum of 2000 words
Submissions should include illustrations and photos where appropriate

The road safety initiatives should:

Demonstrate a commitment to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on our roads.
Demonstrate a unique or creative attempt to advance road safety: Examples of this work may include public education aimed at deterring unsafe actions on the road, as well as marketing, promotion and legislative initiatives that enhance road safety.
Clearly illustrate the objectives of the initiative through relevant content, samples/illustrations, and any available results or evaluation measurements.
Support one or more of the Road Safety Strategy 2025 objectives of:
- Raising public awareness and commitment to road safety
- Improving communication, cooperation, and collaboration among stakeholders
- Enhancing legislation and enforcement
- Improving road safety information in support of research and evaluation
- Improving the safety of vehicles and road infrastructure
- Leveraging technology and innovation

Recognition

Recipient(s) may be recognized at the CCMTA Annual Meeting.
Recipient(s) will be notified in advance.
Travel and accommodation are the responsibility of the award recipient(s).

2024 Recipients

Saskatchewan Public Insurance (SGI) was recognized for its “We’ve Got Options” Impaired Driving Prevention Campaign . The overarching goal of the campaign is to reduce fatalities, collisions and injuries caused by impaired driving in Saskatchewan though awareness and engagement, as impaired driving is the number one contributing factor in fatal collisions in Saskatchewan. The ad's tagline—"We’ve Got Options"—reminds people it is okay to go out and have fun, but at the end of the night, do the right thing to find a safe ride to get home to your loved ones.

Paul was recognized at the CCMTA 2024 Annual Meeting for his lifetime contributions to road safety in Canada. For more than 25 years, Paul has actively contributed at the CCMTA Road Safety Research and Policies Program Committee, and has been involved in numerous projects, research and policy analysis in the areas of impaired driving, collision data analysis, distracted driving, child restraints, vulnerable road users, driver fatigue, and road safety legislation and regulation, just to name a few. Paul’s commitment and dedication to road safety directly aligns with and has supported CCMTA's vision during this time and we thank him for his significant contributions to road safety in Canada.

Click here to view previous award recipients

2023 - SGI - Find a Safe Ride Home Campaign
2022 - Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) - Street Sense
2021 - Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) - Distracted Driving Kills Campaign, Government of Saskatchewan - Combined Traffic Services Saskatchewan (CTSS) Pilot Program
2019 - Manitoba Public Insurance Save the 100 Campaign
2018 - Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) - People Shouldn’t Disappear Campaign