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Today we are answering another question. It’s about changing lanes in an intersection. And why it’s a bad idea. Preparing for your ICBC road test? Be sure to check out my epic article: ICBC Road Test Tips For Classes 5 & 7 [Instructor Gets Deep]. Question: Is changing lanes in an intersection illegal in beautiful British …read more.
Welcome to How to Lane Change If you’re wondering how to lane change, you’re not alone. Lane changing can be quite a difficult thing for a beginner driver to get good at. A lot of beginners tend to slow down to think about things when they’re planning a lane change. Of course, this doesn’t work. …read more.
Make Sure Your Vehicle Is Ready Before the road test, the examiner will check some items on your vehicle. It’s worth it to take a few moments and check it out yourself well before the road test in case something needs attention. Here are some common reasons why ICBC cancels a road test due to …read more.
Understanding road lines matters; not only to be able to pass pesky tests to get your driver’s license and resultant freedom, but also to, you know, stay out of trouble while you are driving, and get from A to B in one piece. Road Lines Introduction Yellow Road Lines Separate Traffic Moving in Opposite Directions …read more.
ICBC Road Test Class 7 – What Is It? The ICBC Class 7 test marks the leap from the ‘L’ (7L) phase to the ‘N’ (7N) stage, unlocking solo adventures on the open road along with different restrictions on the license. Class 5 Road Test ICBC – What Is It? The Class 5 license means …read more.
Tips for Co-pilots & Parents of Learner Drivers I’m not going to pretend that being a co-pilot for a teen, new driver, or any learner driver is not potentially stressful, because it certainly can be. In fact, some family members flat-out refuse to drive with a learner. And I get it. I’d be lying if …read more.
Welcome to ICBC Road Test Tips – The Mini Version Get your vehicle ready – No red dashboard lights– No frayed seat belts, etc. Avoid automatic fails a. Anything unsafeb. Anything illegal Stop completely Stop completely at stop signs & for a right turn onred light Don’t speed Do not speed (51 km/hr in a …read more.
Welcome to Blind Spots in a Car (& Shoulder Checks) What are blind spots in a car? Blind spots are simply specific areas that you can not see when you are sitting in the driver’s seat. You can’t see this area in your mirrors or in the corner of your eye(s). The only way to …read more.
Question : This is a (possibly stupid) question about indicating, but I cannot find a definitive answer. It’s about passing a left turning vehicle. To indicate or not to indicate? At a lot of intersections, a single lane become two or more lanes, so passing the left turning car on the right would require a …read more.