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Our work is dedicated to all victims and survivors of road trauma Great Respect of Calm and Time Choosing a calm, slower approach is essential to moving forward in learning to drive the car. Our approach includes: Breaking down movements into minor pieces Allowing the learner to achieve these steps at their own pace Keeping […]
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Life fills our brain with experiences and events that differ for each sibling, even when we grow up in the same house. One may think it’s a fun experience. The other may think not. These core experiences accumulate and grow into habits as we enter adulthood, as we add new beliefs and new routines. Sometimes […]
Parking lots, driveways, alleyways, malls, gas stations, any roadway that is off the streets that’s not really a clearly marked street or place to drive is a SLOW SLOW SLOW land. These places cars bike people can walk move in all and any direction. And they do often without any regard for the 1500 kg […]
The first examiner was silent and grumpy. I think he was having a bad day. It was so distracting throughout the entire test and worse of all, I ended up failing. The second time I failed the examiner was great and very talkative. He said I failed because of a wide right-hand turn. 90% of […]
45 minutes before test time. You hired an instructor to drive around the general area. This driver had failed twice before at this same test center. Throughout the 45 minutes the driver took the following actions: drove over the speed limit 6 times (instant fails)slammed the brakes on 3 times nearly rear ending the car […]
Many people fail the ICBC driving test both class 5 and class 7 in seconds. Here, find error detection driver education, focusing on the fastest ways to fail! The driver leaves the parking space and rolls right over the pedestrian sidewalk at the end of the alley. This is your first highway we call the […]
WHITE Critical Regulations Rules Laws Top Most Important Pay Attention Here! YELLOW Warning Caution Hard Your Future Watch ahead These Things Are Coming! Be Pared for Them! Hello! RED Stop No Do not Do It Danger Alert Watch Out Be Extra Careful How many colours are missing here? Did your driving instructor or driving school […]
Many years ago my best friend missed ONE stop sign, visited the very edge of death, and lost 6 years of life, living in rehabilitation and learning to walk and talk again. As kids growing up, we did not learn to hunt for ALL FOUR STOP SIGN in an intersection. We also did not realize […]
I drove right beside a playground on my test with a playground sign and I kept my speed at 30 km/h and failed! WHY? I saw a playground sign! I saw a school crossing sign! I saw a pedestrian crossing sign. I thought it was 30! OK. The exam is not a thought exam. It […]
Over 50km/h must you move to right lane on a multi lane road. Important for Class 5 Tests on the highways. Read more about Keeping Right and Letting Others Pass Frequently Asked Questions about the Keep Right Law. Drivers should think twice about hogging the left lane on high-speed highways when new rules come into […]
pull out your driving journalsit down immediately and write a list of essential things you need to focus onbetter yet, record yourself talking about the session to review later many times over and overenter a date & time and write what you did well and what areas concerned youquickly review in the two driver handbooks […]
My method adds in old school elements to these parks but to start these driving school tips are great. Enjoy! And it’s a must-do move on both class 5 and class 7 drivers test in B.C.!
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90-Minute Lesson • Each lesson is $195.00 for each 90-minute lesson . • $195.00 plus 5% GST. = $204.75 • Present a valid BC Learner License at the beginning of each lesson and obey all restrictions such as glasses. • Be registered and paid before each lesson. • Come to each lesson free of any illness and legal to drive. […]
PLUS, I SUGGEST… Never sign anything.Never deposit money.Never agree to anything while standing in the salesman’s location.Never agree to anything on the phone or by email or text.Never wait more than 3 minutes for anything. ( Time is the greatest of all tactics to keep you controlled. )ALWAYS have a certified mechanic check out the car before finalizing any deal. […]
https://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/new-drivers/Documents/driver-experience-log.pdf Your First Twenty Hours The fine muscles in your ankles and wrists take time to develop and give your foot and hands accurate enough control to move the car smoothly. Merging your hands and feet with your eyes so they all work as a single unit also takes time to develop to move smoothly. […]
