Canadian Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 10 Year Safe Driving Named Sterling Silver Medal

The Canadian Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents 10 Year Safe Driving Named Sterling Silver Medal is an official recognition issued to commemorate a decade of safe driving. Awarded by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents in Canada, the medal acknowledges individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to road safety and incident-free operation of vehicles over a continuous ten-year period. This particular example is crafted in sterling silver and features the recipient’s name, enhancing its authenticity and personalized significance. The obverse typically displays the society’s insignia, while the reverse denotes the award’s purpose and length of service. Such medals were often presented to military or civilian drivers in acknowledgment of their conscientious service. Items like this serve as physical records of Canadian efforts to promote public safety and responsible transportation practices throughout the twentieth century, and they carry historical value as part of military and transportation heritage collections.