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This continued conversation about Risk and Driving in Canada started in a previous post What’s the Risk In Driving A […]
This is the most popular question I hear during my Vancouver Driving Lessons. Transport Canada has published the fatal and […]
“To err is human, to forgive divine.” But an error in relation to a car can be big trouble. A […]
part I – legal to drive the physical license is in my pocket glasses if I needed – and sunglasses […]
“Spotting trouble, congestion, car door opening, or people standing beside their vehicle in your lane is a tight situation. Drivers should immediately […]
My bigger car is safer, which is why I work out of this larger car. Safety for my clients and […]
COME SEE THE AUG 4 2022 SIDE CRASH TEST Cooper, why do you work out of a vehicle that is […]
While most training centers work hard to train you at the lowest possible costs to maximize their profits, I do […]
“Constantly being vigilant with your vision scanning, extending the distance and the accuracy of tracking the complex traffic environment is […]
The knowledge source for safe driving Part of a driving lesson should be leading clients into more in-depth information specific […]
“Long visual scans to spot problems early and to communicate this to rear traffic is the best strategy to ensure […]
Many, if not the majority of new Canadians, teach me their vigilant search for crossing red traffic at intersections on […]
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Most every day while on a driving lesson clients ask me the following: Why do the two cars directly in […]
