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  1. Q&A - Is the Current Traffic Enforcement System Working?

    … a lower fine than 21 - 40 km/hr, so not quite the same if your 30 over or 11 - 12 over, and that also increases from 1 … right that they might run into - they just pick up on the behaviour of others. This is an interesting discussion … just out of sight. When they pull somebody over, they use a clever trick of placing their vehicle to the extreme …

    DriveSmartBC - 2023/11/14 - 17:33 - 30 comments

  2. Left Lane Blockers

    … First No one likes left lane blocker. -This implies that your opinion is the opinion of the whole world and it is … if a traffic control device directs slow moving traffic to use a designated lane, must when driving slowly drive the … the chance of collision.  Of course your self-righteous behaviour is endangering other drivers, for pity's sake! …

    DriveSmartBC - 2023/11/14 - 17:29 - 36 comments

  3. Driver Attitude and Automated Enforcement

    … light camera, the clear evidence (two photos, one showing your vehicle approaching the intersection after the light … catastrophic when they occur. Typical freeway driving behaviour that I see in BC would likely get you killed … bothering to show sufficient respect for those who try to use the place as the valuable reference and resource that it …

    DriveSmartBC - 2023/11/14 - 17:34 - 40 comments

  4. Keep Right Except to Pass Law Changes Coming?

    … enforce the speed limit surely contributes to this sort of behaviour and adds to the potential for road rage.  I … and statistics showing how much danger it actually is. Your code 3 ambulance run example is a different matter … lanes, FFS, giverr man, just locate your accelerator and use it - I almost never have any difficulties switching to …

    DriveSmartBC - 2023/11/14 - 17:29 - 24 comments

  5. If You Were Responsible for Traffic Safety

    … behind the wheel, you're making a committment to not just your safety but the safety of your passengers and those … would mean less cars on the road, less congestion, and more use of transit (thus being much better for the … it's mostly influenced by the values of the drivers and the behaviour of others drive around them. What is …

    DriveSmartBC - 2023/11/14 - 17:39 - 31 comments

  6. Why Are You on the Wrong Side of the Road?

    … way they're pointed. There, you simply don't drive with your high beams on, in what they would term a 'built-up area'.  High beams are strictly for use away from towns and villages, when needed to cut through … old people! — but now that I realize it’s become common behaviour, I think next time I’ll stop and make a little …

    DriveSmartBC - 2024/01/18 - 15:41 - 11 comments

  7. NEWS - Speed Limit Increases Rolled Back

    … and impaired? Oh, and in Finland you have to drive with your lights on at all times. Wonder if that helps reduce … have considerable changes made to their lighting systems to use according to application; sometimes they prefer not to … if they made an honest effort, they could change people's behaviour; and no doubt, when these vehicles all get pulled …

    DriveSmartBC - 2024/02/26 - 11:22 - 9 comments

  8. VIDEO - Why Are Cars Made to go That Fast?

    … to turn on their lights under those conditions. Having your vehicle visible is far more important to me than … the vehicles - rather than focusing on the overall driver behaviour (including failing to signal, or following too … witnessed the police pulling someone over for failing to use their lights properly, but do you have to try and derail …

    DriveSmartBC - 2023/12/09 - 12:07 - 2 comments