Two children were among the six people killed on Ontario's highways this past long weekend.
OPP dealt with the highest number of fatal road incidents since the 2011 August long weekend.
A three-year-old girl died after being struck by a pick-up truck in Lambton County.
A six-year-old girl was killed after the passenger vehicle in which she was travelling was involved in a collision with a transport truck in Caledon.
A 22-year-old man died following a collision between his motorcycle and a passenger vehicle on Highway 427 in southern Ontario.
A second motorcyclist, a 52-year-old man was killed when the motorcycle he was driving lost control near Killaloe.
A 28-year-old man succumbed to his injuries following a single vehicle crash on the shoulder of Highway 400 in Tay Township.
A 64-year-old man died in southern Ontario after driving the wrong way on Highway 404 resulted in a head-on collision with a northbound vehicle.
OPP laid over 500 Move Over charges during its four-day Move Over campaign compared to 400 last year.
The OPP laid 8,500 traffic-related charges over the weekend. A total of 5,070 charges were for speeding, with officers laying an additional 136 street racing/stunt driving charges against motorists who were caught driving more than 50 kilometres per hour over the posted speed limit.
By comparison, the 2017 Civic Day Long Weekend resulted in 8,781 charges, 5,558 of which were speeding offences and 127 of which were street racing/stunt driving offences. The 2016 campaign ended with 9,417 charges. Speeding accounted for 5,529 of the charges and 99 charges were laid for street racing/stunt driving offences.