In a world where notifications and multitasking are the norm, it’s easy to let our attention wander even when we’re behind the wheel. But the road demands our full attention. Instead of reaching for that phone or fiddling with the radio, try setting everything up before you start the engine. Silence your phone, set your […]
Feeling that mid-afternoon slump? It’s tempting to power through, but hitting the road when you’re not at your best is a recipe for trouble. Instead of risking it, why not pull over for a quick power nap or grab a strong coffee? A 20-minute snooze can do wonders, and a caffeine boost might be just […]
Feeling anxious during driver training is more common than you might think. Many driving schools and instructors focus solely on the checklist of tasks needed to pass the ICBC driving exam, neglecting the learner’s emotional state. If you found yourself gripping the steering wheel too tightly or dreading each lesson, you’re not alone. The right […]
TAKE THE STEP TODAY TO LEARN TO DRIVE🚗🤔 Maybe you’ve been avoiding it because it feels overwhelming, or maybe life just keeps getting in the way. But think about it—having that freedom to go wherever you want, whenever you want, is pretty liberating. Imagine spontaneous road trips, quick errands without relying on others, and the […]
Be Prepared Pack your important documents in a waterproof bag when facing possible flooding or an evacuation alert. Essential items include: Avoid storing valuables in your car; they may not be covered by vehicle insurance if damaged or stolen. Move vehicles, including RVs and trailers, to higher ground if they’re parked in low-lying areas. Have […]
FLOW OF TRAFFIC From a young age, we spend time in cars with friends, family, or partners, constantly learning even when we’re not paying attention. Most learners can instinctively move with the flow of traffic without focusing on the actual speed. But when you start lessons with Cooper, suddenly you have to stay within posted […]
Sometimes, the anxiety you feel while learning to drive isn’t just your own. What if your instructor was a bit nervous too? It’s not as uncommon as you might think. Instructors are human, and they can sometimes feel the pressure. Feeling Others Stress is Common You all know what I am talking about especially when […]
1. Left Turn Waiting Position Driving tests key terms like waiting position are important to understand in order to pass the ICBC driving test. Mastering the Waiting Position on a Left-Hand Turn: A Crucial Skill for Safe Driving When learning to drive in British Columbia, one of the most essential skills is understanding and applying […]
Heavy traffic demands a clear understanding for left turns. Left Turns Detailed Requirements for Exam Day Driving Positioning is critical to ensuring you pass your driving test. Multiple out-of-position will add up and fail you. Learn More Knowing the rules for Cyclists is complicated and very dangerous. Right Turns Positioning Very Important to Pass Both […]
Truly the answer to effective driving is EYES. Being completely aware of what you can see and what you cannot see. Also to realize that your BRAIN alters what you see more often than we realize hence coaching practice and training is essential to know and be able to read the situation ahead of you, […]
The Illusion of Easy Answers vs. The Reality of Lifelong Learning When it comes to driving, the world is full of “easy answers.” Advertising often promise, “Come to us, and we’ll help you pass the test,” or even, “Our course will make you a safer driver.” These claims offer a simple solution—one small piece of […]
Roundabouts have been proven to significantly improve safety compared to traditional traffic light intersections with similar traffic volumes. Key differences include: Crash TypeTraditional IntersectionRoundaboutFatal CrashesHigh (T-bone, head-on)90% fewerSerious Injury CrashesCommon (high-speed impacts)70-80% fewerOverall Crash FrequencyModerate to high35-50% fewerTypical Crash TypesT-bone, head-on, rear-endLow-speed sideswipes, minor rear-ends In summary, roundabouts not only reduce the number of crashes […]
Track recalls & safety issues by NHTSA ID… NHTSA Recall ID Number :24V696Manufacturer :Trans Tech BusSubject :Emergency Exit Windows May Not Open/FMVSS 220MakeModelModel YearsTRANS TECHCST2018-2021TRANS TECHCSTFLR2018-2021TRANS TECHSST2018-2021TRANS TECHSSTFLR2018-2021 What is a recall?When a manufacturer or the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) determines that a vehicle creates an unreasonable risk to safety or fails to […]
Effective from October 1 thru April 30. (some roads to March 31) Winter tire Requirements are: Fine are $120 Exceptions to the rule are the Lower Mainland and the southern part of Vancouver Island. Learning To Drive Includes Managing Winter Driving and Winter Rules BE CAREFUL OUT THERE COOPER

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