Many drivers struggle with parking, but precision parking isn’t about luck—it’s about technique. Whether it’s parallel parking, reverse parking, or […]
One of the biggest misconceptions about safe driving is that maintaining space means driving too slowly. In reality, skilled drivers […]
Most new drivers avoid rush hour, but it’s one of the best ways to develop real-world traffic management skills. Heavy […]
How to Drive on Highways Without Feeling Overwhelmed Many drivers experience stress when entering high-speed highways, especially when merging or changing […]
Pro drivers don’t just look—they scan, predict, and constantly assess movement. The key to advanced driving vision is training your […]
Many drivers believe that a quick “brake check” is a safe way to warn tailgaters or control traffic behind them. […]
Pack mentality on the road is rooted in psychology. Drivers instinctively follow the behaviors of those around them, assuming that […]
The flow of traffic feels like the natural choice—blend in 🧑🤝🧑🚗, move with the pack 🐾, and avoid sticking out […]
Tailgating is a habit deeply rooted in groupthink. Most drivers in Vancouver follow less than a second behind the car […]
One of the biggest mistakes drivers make is assuming that if everyone else is doing it, it must be right. […]
Heavy traffic reveals the worst of pack mentality. Drivers follow too closely, cut corners, and refuse to create space—all in […]
Tailgating feels like a safe choice to many drivers because “everyone else is doing it.” But this false sense of […]
Tailgating isn’t just a bad habit; it’s a ticking time bomb. In Vancouver, where the average following distance is less […]
Ever notice how drivers zoom past parked cars, pedestrians, or anything blocking their view without a second thought? It’s a […]
Many think quick reactions are the key to safe driving, but at Cooper’s Vancouver Driving School, I emphasize mindset over […]
