A Peace Region Initiative

Every trip home matters.

Peace Road Safety is a community-led movement working to reduce serious crashes across the highways that connect our towns, work sites, and families.

Peace Region Corridors
97HWY
Hwy 97 — Dawson Creek to Fort St. John
High-traffic corridor, mixed industrial & passenger
Watch
2HWY
Hwy 2 — Dawson Creek to Grande Prairie
Cross-provincial route, frequent grain & oilfield haul
Clear
29HWY
Hwy 29 — Chetwynd to Hudson's Hope
Mountain stretches, wildlife crossings
Watch
43HWY
Hwy 43 — Grande Prairie to Valleyview
Heavy commercial traffic, four-lane divided
Clear
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2,847
Pledges Signed
38
Partner Organizations
14
Schools Engaged
6
Communities Reached
Our Focus

Four pillars guide everything we do.

Safer highways aren't built in one place — they're built one decision at a time, by every driver on the road.

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Highway Awareness

Know the corridor before you drive — conditions, closures, and known hot spots.

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Winter Driving

Tire compliance, black ice, blowing snow, and stopping distances on northern roads.

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Wildlife & Livestock

Dawn, dusk, and harvest season hazards across rural and forested stretches.

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Distraction-Free

One look down can change a life. Tools and habits to keep your eyes on the road.

Voices from the Peace

Real stories from neighbours who drive these roads.

"I lost my brother on Highway 97 in 2019. Talking about it openly is how our family heals — and how we hope to spare another family the same call."

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Megan R.
Dawson Creek, BC

"Our trucking outfit signed every driver up for the pledge. Safer drivers means our crews get home. Simple as that."

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Daniel P.
Grande Prairie, AB

"After the workshop at our school, my whole grad class committed to no phones behind the wheel. It feels different now."

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Ayla T.
Fort St. John, BC
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Get the seasonal safety bulletin.

Winter prep, wildlife season, harvest watch — short, useful, sent only when it matters.