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Marine Drive and Kerr, Vancouver Intersection [Warning]
Click or not: Marine Drive and Kerr, Vancouver Intersection [Warning]A Complaint About Marine Drive and Kerr Street Marine Drive and Kerr Street is an interesting intersection. It’s not the safest intersection I’ve ever seen. When you turn left there, it can somehow seem to be extra dangerous. Perhaps it’s the hill, blocking everyone’s vision. Or it just has a bad vibe. Either way, it’s… …
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How ICBC Claims Work – Ultimate Guide to the Process
Click or not: How ICBC Claims Work – Ultimate Guide to the ProcessHow ICBC Claims Work Introduction Wondering how ICBC claims work? ICBC collision claims are relevant if you have been involved in a crash with another vehicle, if you’ve experienced a hit-and-run, or if you’ve hit an object that caused damage to your vehicle. In this epic article, we will discuss collision as well as comprehensive… …
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Playground Zones in British Columbia – Driver’s Guide
Click or not: Playground Zones in British Columbia – Driver’s GuidePlayground Zones in British Columbia Playground zones in British Columbia are in effect from dawn to dusk, every single day of the year. The playground zone sign is in the shape of a diamond. This is in contrast to the school zone signs, which are in a shape that more resembles a house. What Is… …
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Collisions with Wildlife in BC – How to Report a Collision
Click or not: Collisions with Wildlife in BC – How to Report a CollisionCollisions with Wildlife in British Columbia No one wants a collision with wildlife, but sometimes, it happens, especially in beautiful British Columbia where we have many highways that may have many different animals lurking around the edges or right in the middle of the roads. While driving in beautiful British Columbia, you might encounter: Watch… …
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British Columbia Driver License & Vehicle Guide Class 1-5
Click or not: British Columbia Driver License & Vehicle Guide Class 1-5Welcome to British Columbia Driver License Guide In this easy British Columbia Driver License Guide, we get into the different driver license Classes in beautiful BC and break down what types of vehicles a driver may drive with each Class of license. For a similar article, check out our guide to the BC Class 7… …
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Getting Your Motorcycle License in BC
Click or not: Getting Your Motorcycle License in BCThere are different steps to getting your motorcycle license in BC, (beautiful British Columbia), depending on if you already have a BC driver’s license or not. Drivers with Existing BC Licenses Here are the steps to getting your motorcycle license in BC if you already have a full-privilege BC driver’s license; Class 1, 2, 3,… …
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What is the Graduated Licensing Program [ICBC GLP]
Click or not: What is the Graduated Licensing Program [ICBC GLP]What is the Graduated Licensing Program GLP? ICBC’s Graduated Licensing Program (GLP) was introduced in British Columbia in 1998. It’s a phased approach to learning. It allows learner drivers to adjust to driving in a safe, more gradual way, so they’re better prepared for driving in the real world, and takes about three years from… …
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Scan Intersections Before Driving Through
Click or not: Scan Intersections Before Driving ThroughScan Intersections – When the light goes green Scanning intersections basically means that a driver does an intentional scan of the entire intersection before driving through it, from left to right, whether you have a green light or a green arrow. They actively look as far as they can to the left, center, right, and… …
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U-Turns British Columbia & Beyond – Laws and Alternatives
Click or not: U-Turns British Columbia & Beyond – Laws and AlternativesIs U-Turn Allowed in BC? U-turns are forbidden while driving in British Columbia if they interfere with other traffic, if they’re on a curve or hill, if they’re at an intersection controlled by a traffic control signal, and anywhere in a business district unless the turn is made at an intersection without traffic lights. Let’s… …