British Columbia, Canada
What is the 4-Way Stop Intersection (North America)? The 4-way stop is a type of intersection where all drivers stop, and then take turns. These intersections aren’t found worldwide. They’re mostly found in North America in Canada and the U.S. If you are confused by them, you’re not the only one; but don’t worry. We…
Question on Caulfield Exit 4-way-stop There is an intersection in my neighborhood that causes a lot of confusion [Caulfield exit 4-way-stop in beautiful West Vancouver]. It is a 4-way stop (4-way sign under stop sign) but it has 2 pull-out lanes for right turns (each with another stop sign but no 4-way sign under them)…
Class 7L ICBC L Driver Restrictions Welcome to ICBC L driver restrictions. A Learner is a new driver who has either never driven before, has driven a small amount, or has infrequently enough to be needing another Learner’s license. These are the most inexperienced drivers. Passing the knowledge test with ICBC, – which includes a…
Right-of-way in the parking lot in British Columbia Parking lots in British Columbia are not a joke; but only the second most common place where collisions happen, only after intersections. It’s obviously important to understand right-of-way in the parking lot, how to drive safely in parking lots, and who should yield to who. In this…
Welcome to Steering Techniques By Steering Techniques I mean a few different things. I’m talking about the placement of your hands on the steering wheel while you are driving, especially while turning the steering wheel for corners and while parking. But also, how you hold the steering wheel when you are simply driving down the…
Turning Left Across Yellow Lines Everyone knows that you can turn left and right at intersections, but you might wonder if you can also turn left across yellow lines into a driveway, for example. The rules about this may be different depending on where in the world, country, province, or state we are talking about….
Winter Driving Safety Tips: Navigating Canadian Winters with Confidence Introduction Canadian winters are notorious for their harsh conditions, with snow, ice, and freezing temperatures making driving a challenging task. As the snow blankets the roads and ice forms on the surfaces, it’s crucial for drivers to adapt and stay safe on the roads. In this…
Wondering if you should pull into the intersection for left turns? Should I pull into the intersection? This is a common question, and it’s a great question. I’m going to answer this from my British Columbia, Canadian perspective. Other places might do things differently. If you’re turning left on a green light, then yes, generally speaking,…
Can I drive my parent’s car without insurance? The short answer is No. You – or anyone else – may not legally drive any vehicle, including your parent’s vehicle, if the vehicle does not have insurance. Every single car, truck, or van on the road legally requires insurance. British Columbia Motor Vehicle Act – Section…