Q: Not that I plan on doing it, but what would happen if I tried to outrun the cops on a traffic stop? A: Let’s work from the assumption that
Q: Not that I plan on doing it, but what would happen if I tried to outrun the cops on a traffic stop? A: Let’s work from the assumption that
I’ve been hearing from folks who, as the school year starts up again, have not so much a question as a common request: “Can you please remind people to drive
Q: My job involves shift work and long hours. Sometimes I’m driving home after being awake for 24 hours. If I fell asleep at the wheel would I be considered
Q: Where does the money from a traffic ticket go? A: To quote from a friend’s relationship status as described on Facebook, “It’s complicated.” Before I could answer this question
Q: Is it legal to pull into an angled parking space on the opposite side of the street (in front of the Bellingham Public Library, for example)? A: I’ll begin
Q: Are there any requirements for the use and/or placement of signage to warn drivers when construction affects the flow of traffic? Who is responsible for setting up the signs?
Q: With the upsurge of breweries in town I have seen more clearly intoxicated bike riders leaving local breweries. Is there a rule about riding your bike while intoxicated? A:
Q: What is the best way to deal with tailgaters without rewarding them for their dangerous behavior? A: By “reward” I’m assuming you don’t mean a trophy or a ribbon.
Q: You say that the Whatcom County Traffic Safety Task force has a vision to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries to zero by 2030 but what exactly is being
Q: How are drivers supposed to merge onto the freeway? It seems like most drivers in Bellingham expect to merge into traffic immediately when they enter the on-ramp instead of