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Regina drivers face slippery conditions, CAA reports over 100 calls for assistance
REGINA — Drivers in Regina had a handful with the latest winter storm. On Tuesday, Environment Canada issued a freezing rain warning for the city. Throughout the day, wet and slushy roads turned into ice as the temperature suddenly dropped. For drivers needing assistance, CAA Saskatchewan for Regina saw 157 calls completed. Additionally, Regina area contractors also completed 20 calls. As for auto insurance claims related to the storm in Regina,…
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Regina drivers face slippery conditions, CAA reports over 100 calls for assistance
REGINA — Drivers in Regina had a handful with the latest winter storm. On Tuesday, Environment Canada issued a freezing rain warning for the city. Throughout the day, wet and slushy roads turned into ice as the temperature suddenly dropped. For drivers needing assistance, CAA Saskatchewan for Regina saw 157 calls completed. Additionally, Regina area contractors also completed 20 calls. As for auto insurance claims related to the storm in Regina,…
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