The ATV Safety toolkit is a compilation of tools, activities and programs that aim to educate Albertans about the risks of All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) operation as well how to manage them in order to reduce the frequency and severity of ATV related injury. It includes multi-media presentations and informational pamphlets that can be used directly in ATV safety programming as well as information such as position statements and statistics to guide the development of ATV safety programming.

If you have any questions about this toolkit, contact Injury Prevention at injury.prevention@ahs.ca

Potential Partners: Alberta Transportation – Office of Traffic Safety – Traffic Safety Coordinator, RCMP; Local Police; P.A.R.T.Y. Program; Safe Communities

Toolkit Resources

AHS Provincial Injury Prevention – Handouts

• The View Kids Can Get from an ATV is to Die For – Poster
• ATV Safety – Bookmark
• ATV Safety – Trifold Brochure

External Website Resources

• Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Helmet Law – Alberta Transportation
• Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Helmet Law – FAQs – Alberta Transportation
• Are ATVs safe for children and youth? – Caring for Kids

Presentations

• ATV Injuries in Alberta – PPT Presentation – Injury Prevention Centre
• ATV Safety – PPT Presentation (about 40-60 minutes) – AHS – Provincial Injury Prevention

Stories

• Ashten & Sarada’s Story – MyHealth.Alberta.ca