Awareness of Road Users to Adopt Safe Behaviors
"100 % vigilant": an application to raise awareness among road users to adopt security behavior
As part of the awareness campaign entitled "100 % vigilant", the Montreal City Police Service (SPVM) and the City of Montreal is launching a mobile application on active transport.
Thanks to our application, you can obtain advice for prevention of road safety partners. In addition, using documents and videos, you will improve your knowledge as a user of the metropolitan road network and adopt cautious behavior on the road.
You will be exclusively advised prevention activities organized in order to participate and direct you by GPS navigation. You can also have access to unique photos of events.
Our application will allow you to remain informed of major road accidents that have occurred near your locality and police interventions in connection with them in order to adopt appropriate driving.
You will quickly access the info-work, info-trading and info-snake sites of the city of Montreal.
Son RSS will inform you live from police news, alerts and advice by notifications.
The "100 % vigilant" campaign
This SPVM initiative is a new tool for raising users of the road as part of the “100 % vigilant” campaign. Thanks to the financial support of the Quebec Automobile Insurance Company, the SPVM is carrying out this campaign to reduce the number of collisions and aware of users regarding road sharing. Above all, this campaign aims to highlight the security behavior that road users must adopt to increase their security and be respect for others.
Download the application for:
● Get safety advice for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists
● Watch videos
● Know the list of events with GPS direction
● See photos of road safety events
● send us photos
● Get navigation by GPS
● Follow news from the City of Montreal
● Receive information, alerts and advice by notification
● and more
Make sure to accept notifications and geolocation to take advantage of all the application features.
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