-
Crossing Borders: Can Canadians Drive in the US?
Click or not: Crossing Borders: Can Canadians Drive in the US?Canadian Drivers in the US Are you wondering if Canadian drivers, like newbies with L (learner) or N (new driver) licenses, or experienced ones with Class 5 licenses, can drive into the United States for an exciting adventure? The good news is, yes, you can explore both Canada and the United States with these licenses.… …
-
Stop Sign vs Stop Line – Stopping Guide For Drivers in BC
Click or not: Stop Sign vs Stop Line – Stopping Guide For Drivers in BCStop Sign vs Stop Line – Welcome to the Driver’s Stop Sign & Stop Line Guide The stop sign intersection is a common type of intersection in British Columbia. These intersections are often considered not busy enough or not large enough to be controlled by a traffic signal (traffic light). However, they can still be… …
-
How to Turn Left at a Traffic Light Safely
Click or not: How to Turn Left at a Traffic Light SafelyTurning Left Left turns are a necessary evil when driving a car. They can seem dangerous. They can seem complicated and nerve-wracking. But, they don’t have to be. There are ways to make sure your left turns are safe, too. This article will dive deep into best practices, details, tidbits, practical, actionable steps you can… …
-
Tips for Acing Your Class 5/7 ICBC Road Test
Click or not: Tips for Acing Your Class 5/7 ICBC Road TestHow Many Mistakes Are Allowed on Road Test ICBC? Navigating the road test can be a bit like solving a puzzle – there’s no fixed number of mistakes that spell failure anymore, thanks to changes by ICBC. Instead, it’s all about the route you take. There are different routes, some with more right turns than… …
-
School Zones in British Columbia – 2024 Driver’s Guide
Click or not: School Zones in British Columbia – 2024 Driver’s GuideWhat are the school zone hours in BC? School zone signs are in the shape of a house and are in effect 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM on school days unless otherwise posted, including posted summer school days. Are school zones in effect during summer in BC? Some school zones are in effect during summer… …
-
No Parking No Stopping 2 Road Signs – What’s The Difference?
Click or not: No Parking No Stopping 2 Road Signs – What’s The Difference?No Parking & No Stopping Road Signs What’s the difference between “no stopping” and “no parking” road signs? No Stopping Road Signs “No stopping” literally means, do not stop your vehicle. It’s kind of like the opposite of a stop sign. In other words, “Keep it moving.” If it helps to imagine a “Go” sign… …
-
Turning Corners Not Awesome? Stop Cutting & Turning Wide
Click or not: Turning Corners Not Awesome? Stop Cutting & Turning WideTurning Corners Not Awesome? Not To Worry Question On Turning Corners: ‘Not Wide Enough’ Question: I recently failed my driving test, one of the things I did badly was turning corners. I was turning left at a 90-degree angle. The examiner wrote “your turns are not wide enough” so does that mean I turned too… …
-
ICBC Knowledge Test & Practice – Big Detailed Guide
Click or not: ICBC Knowledge Test & Practice – Big Detailed GuideICBC Knowledge Test Practice The ICBC knowledge test is basically a multiple-choice touch-screen kiosk test that you need to pass in order to qualify to get your ‘L’ (Learner’s license). It’s the first step to getting your driver’s license. The test is done at an ICBC location. You need to get 40 out of 50… …
-
Road Lines & Pavement Markings in British Columbia
Click or not: Road Lines & Pavement Markings in British ColumbiaWelcome to British Columbia (Canada) Road Lines & Pavement Markings 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. In this… …