This week’s column is less of a question and more of a plea: Can’t we all just get along on our roads? I’ve received questions from drivers who are angry
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Q: I was at fault for a traffic collision for “failure to yield leaving a parking lot or alley.” How long will this be on my driving record? A: As
Q1: I drive I-5 daily, and I consistently see drivers enter I-5 at slower speeds that traffic is moving, causing a slow-down. I see the same with exiting drivers, who
Q: Is it legal for two motorcycle police officers to ride side by side down a city street? A: Yes, and that is not an exception granted only to police
Q: What are the rules for a parked vehicle that obstructs the flow of traffic? The area where I see this often is on Harris Street in the main part
Q: When can I expect freeway flyers to get costly fines in the mail from traffic cameras recording speed and license plate numbers? A: To put this question in context,
Q: I always wonder about what “when children are present” on school zone signs means. Does that mean just during school hours or any time you see children? Also does
Instead of starting with a question this week, I’ll start with an answer: Ninety-three percent. Here’s the question: How many American drivers believe they are above average? When drivers were
Q: Now that we’ve had a few years of legalized marijuana, do we know what impact that has had on impaired driving? A: Before I answer that, I’ll point out
Q: Who has the right of way when exiting northbound from I-5 at Old Fairhaven Parkway; the turning lane trying to get on the on-ramp or the vehicles at the
