Odds of winning the lottery: 1 in 135,145,920 (multi-state, mega-millions jackpot)
Lifetime odds of dying in a motor vehicle accident: 1 in 84 (Source: National Safety Council’s Odds of Dying)
- One in 10 Canadian drivers admit to driving after drinking too much alcohol on at least one occasion within the past 12 months.
- Male drivers involved in fatal motor vehicle crashes are nearly twice as likely as female drivers to have been impaired by alcohol at the time.
- In Canada an estimated 1,500 people die each year as a result of incidents involving impaired drivers.
- An alcohol-related crash death occurs every 32 minutes somewhere in the United States.
- Thirty-nine percent of all traffic-related deaths in the US in 2005 were alcohol related.
- Forty-eight children ages 14 and younger were killed by impaired drivers while walking or riding bicycles in the United States in 2005.
New Safety Talks
New Safety Talks
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Pandemic After-Effects: Infectious Disease Risk Beyond COVID Meeting Kit
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Pandemic After-Effects: Infectious Disease Risk Beyond COVID Meeting Kit – Spanish
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Workplace Bullying & Culture: Link to Injury Risk and Lost Productivity Meeting Kit
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