Who pays when a biker crashes into a car? Who pays when a car crashes into a biker? What about all these EV’s Electric Vehicles racing around. Who pays? Where does the money come from when you break an arm or cannot work for a month? Do cyclists need insurance now? Is there such a […]
Paying attention to all other cars, pedestrians, and bikes is the topmost focus when driving. THEM Paying attention to your own car, it’s positioning, speed control and clear communication is the topmost focus when driving. US Which one is correct? ANSWER: Both! Often drivers come with strong attention to one of these two choices. Some […]
My heart goes out to both Maureen and the driving Instructor. Throwing a learner into the deep end of the pool is a teaching strategy I watched as Chinese parents repeatedly threw young screaming terrified children into the deep end of the pool, and called it a swimming lesson. I also know this forced learning […]
Excellent statistics on the big 3 D’s coming out of New York. Read More HERE.
I caught this on a movie the other night. Why would this be added to the bottom of a stop sign? Any thoughts? I think its great. But If you are not looking around the intersection, I doubt you will be reading this smaller sign underneath the stop. Plus, if you don’t know that cross […]
Securing all occupants in the car requires attention to detail and a careful focus on building strong habits that ensure all journeys are moving at the lowest possible risk for everyone. Child seats with weight, height and specific seat requirements need careful attention. Is this part of your driver’s education? Does your driving school teach […]
Oops is part of driving. Actually, it’s a big part of driving as it is a big part of life. This is very obvious however how do you deal with it when you step into your car? Conflict Avoidance is the ultimate strategy here. Conflict Avoidance is the ultimate strategy here. Do everything possible to […]
Not a single mark! Examiner had nothing to say except “You Passed!” I travel for work, and I have been driving with my international license for years now. My driver’s permit became invalid during my assignment in Vancouver. Please keep in mind that I know no one in Vancouver. I’ve never been in Vancouver and […]
My car starts 20 or more times a day. I start in the am and drive to my first class. Stop the car. The client starts the car and drives. The lesson ends and they turn it off. I start the car and drive to the next client. That’s four times five clients in a […]
$253 fine, not to mention the risk you place on the workers standing close to the rushing traffic. And with orange warning, high visible clothing, handheld slow and stop signs, it can clearly be considered confusing and at times chaotic. So give everyone a break! $253 Does your driving school near me teach you this? […]
We do several very special kind things for our clients. Daily, we provide very clean towels to be used to clean your eyes, dry your hands, or whatever it is you need to feel prepared to drive. A small thing but important. My endless importance of vision includes stopping and using clean water stored in […]
“This is how we track all my client’s work. Detailed legal records, specific learning notes and endless visual sketching when needed. If you love paper, you will love Remarkable.” Cooper I also still use paper because old habits die hard. All client records are remarkable and viewable on all my devices – so convenient. Many […]
it will not start – its already running The tires are bald, ripped cracked – look dangerous. the dash warning light is red – such as faulty airbag – may be dangerous to drive communication lights red, white, orange do not work or are broken damaged distorting effective communication with other cars – again may […]
While learning to drive, for some, one of the toughest changes to adapt to is the importance of moving the car slow slow slow. Stopping at a white stop line in preparation for jumping across a six-lane busy roadway fails miserably when you fail to move slow slow slow in the setup, before you go. […]
Most do not. Surprisingly moving a 2000 kg machine at 60 km/h, you would think most people would want to know as much as possible about the terrain they are entering. Many drivers licensed for ten years entering Canada from other countries tell me they read maybe 10% of the signs. Wow! If you want […]
