Thirty-two people have died in Calgary so far this year as a result of vehicle collisions, the most in a decade, according to police. Of those fatal incidents, 12 involved speed, three were hit-and-runs, four involved drugs and alcohol, and 20 involved a vulnerable road user (pedestrians, motorcyclists, and cyclists). “Each one of these fatal collisions represents a loved one who did not come home,” said Staff Sgt. “Pedestrians and motorists need to make better choices.”Sunday marked the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, prompting a reminder from officials to look out for one another. Adhere to speed limits at all times, and remember that speed limits are designed for ideal weather and road conditions.