Q: If I enter an intersection on a yellow light, and it turns red before I get through, have I run a red light? Or does it have to be
Q: I know as drivers we’re not supposed to cross a double yellow center line. However, I and other drivers often do it when making a left turn into a
Q: You’ve written about the brightness of aftermarket headlights, but there’s a more common problem: the brightness of many factory-installed LED headlights on late-model cars. The glare from the modern
Q: Could you clarify some new road markings for me? There’s a stretch of road I drive that has a trail crossing, and leading up to it there is a
Q: I’ve seen headlines saying that the laws for e-bikes have changed and now a bunch of e-bikes are illegal. Can you explain all these changes? A: The headlines are
Q: I’ve seen studies showing that lane-splitting is safer for motorcyclists, so why isn’t it legal in Washington? They’ve been doing it for years in California. A: To paraphrase Inigo
How much can you see while driving? Or better, how much of what you see do you actually notice? Brain scientists know the answer, and it’s a shockingly low number.
Q: I saw a car completely covered in a chrome wrap. It was a sunny day and it created a lot of glare, which could temporarily blind other drivers. Is
Q: I’ve encountered two types of pedestrian-activated crossings; one that flashes yellow and one that flashes red. But both, more often than not, are treated the same by motorists. This
Q: My neighbor was given a suspended license ticket while in his driveway. He backed up towards the road but never got there, and then pulled up to his house
