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Many people mistakenly call an International Driving Permit (IDP) an International Driver’s License. Their belief is that the IDP alone allows them to drive here at […]

I hope that most drivers subscribe to the Two Second Rule under good driving conditions and increase the following distance when the situation is not ideal. […]

“Are there rules for riding bicycles?” a reader asks after narrowly missing a collision with a bicyclist. “They seem to ride wherever they feel like it. […]

“I want to see the radar / laser reading!” This was always a signal to me that the traffic stop was going to be a difficult […]

Ever sold or bought a used car? Seller Beware! I have friends who sold a car and months later they received information that the car was […]

Every year an average of 52 pedestrians are killed and 2.400 are injured by collisions in B.C. These incidents typically take place at night or when […]

Moving licence plates from one vehicle to another is not just a simple matter of being able to use a screwdriver. Many people run into trouble […]

I want you to focus your writing on the driving behaviour of many police officers. I realize that not all of them only follow the rules […]

Understanding Merging Traffic… One correspondent observed that “It seems that drivers generally have a big problem when it comes to merging. In this case let’s say […]

Just mention the words “truck ride” and our dog becomes your shadow. Like most dogs, she refuses to be left behind when someone is going for […]

If you have not commented on right turns at red lights you might want to consider it. I see so many people that fail to stop […]

Intersections are dangerous places. Yielding right of way is probably the main concern, but the path you travel through one is just as important. Some drivers […]