Edmonton police release video of motorcycle crash to warn about dangers of street racing / Global
Friday, June 13, 2025, 7:21 pm permalink
In a bold display to combat hazardous driving, Edmonton police recently released a video capturing a severe motorcycle crash. The department is using this evidence to warn drivers about the perils of street racing and stunting, emphasizing strict fines and potential license suspensions to deter such dangerous behavior.
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