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Effective Jan. 1, drivers will not have to report property damage from a collision to law enforcement unless the cost of the damage is more than $5,000, up from the previous threshold of $2,000.

This change better reflects current vehicle repair costs. Not requiring drivers to report minor fender-benders will save Albertans time and free up law enforcement resources for other priorities.

Collisions resulting in injuries and fatalities must still be reported regardless of the estimated cost of repairs.

Future increases to the collision reporting threshold will be adjusted for inflation.

Learn more: https://www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=8947924F2ACF1-D62F-7FB1-8B6573730AE414BB

It’s okay to not be okay during the holidays. If you or a loved one needs urgent support, it remains available 24/7 from December 25 to January 1:

+ Call or text 211
+ Mental Health Helpline: 1-877-303-2642
+ Addiction Helpline: 1-866-332-2322
+ Family Violence Info Line: 310-1818 (in more than 170 languages, toll free)
+ Bullying Helpline: 310-1818 (in more than 170 languages)
+ Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-387-5437 (in more than 170 languages)
+ Child Intervention Crisis Unit: 1-800-638-0715
+ Income Support: 1-866-644-5135

Find the full list of supports and online services available during the break at https://www.alberta.ca/services-during-holiday-closure

Government offices reopen January 2, 2024.