Troy Savinkoff

Troy Savinkoff

spokesman Canada

Cpl. Troy Savinkoff is a spokesman for the Alberta RCMP who clarifies traffic laws and regulations, emphasizing that there is no offense for stopping too close to another vehicle at a red light.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
75,667
Power
3,385$
Sentiment
6.50
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Canada 2 6.50 0.18% +10% 38,005,238 75,667 $1,700,000 3,385$
Totals 2 38,005,238 75,667 $1,700,000 3,385$
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Recent Mentions

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff, an Alberta RCMP spokesman, discusses the risks of entering the centre lane early. 6

The Globe and Mail: Is it illegal to move into the centre turning lane before it’s my turn?

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff is an Alberta RCMP spokesman who provided insights on right of way rules. 7

The Globe and Mail: When I’m turning right on a red light, how can I tell who should go first?

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff is an Alberta RCMP spokesman who explains that the law does not specify a threshold for speeding violations. 6

The Globe and Mail: How much over the speed limit can I go before getting a photo radar ticket?

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff, an Alberta RCMP spokesman, explains the proper use of vehicle horns. 7

The Globe and Mail: Are there laws against angry honking?

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff discusses the issues that arise when individuals without a valid licence provide false information to police. 5

The Globe and Mail: Can I legally drive with just a photo of my licence?

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff, an Alberta RCMP spokesman, explained that devices designed to assist people with disabilities are allowed on sidewalks. 7

The Globe and Mail: A tiny electric car tried to push us off the sidewalk. Should it be there?

Canada Canada: Cpl. Troy Savinkoff provided details about the skydiving accident. 5

The Globe and Mail: RCMP say skydiving instructor dies following jump west of Edmonton

Canada Canada: Police spokesperson Cpl. Troy Savinkoff said Monday there has been no update on the investigation. 5

The Globe and Mail: Political frustration likely the reason for vandalized signs, says Alberta candidate

Canada Canada: Corporal Troy Savinkoff, an Alberta RCMP spokesman, recommends that children and adults dismount from scooters before crossing for safety. 7

The Globe and Mail: At what age can children cross the street alone and must they dismount a scooter?