Q: Who sets speed limits and how are they decided? A: Should we start with the science or the politics? Let’s start with politics, since that gets us on track
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Q: Did something change for left hand turners at a signal? I have noticed that a growing number of drivers in Bellingham have decided that pulling into the intersection at
Here’s the long-awaited (or maybe long-forgotten) part three of what I originally thought was a two-part series on bicycle questions. 1. Can a car drive in a bike lane? I
Q: When a road’s speed limit changes, let’s say from 35mph up to 50mph, does the increased speed limit take effect once you can see the new sign or only
Emergency managers all along the west coast have been preparing for “Cascadia Rising”, an ominously titled earthquake and tsunami exercise that will take place this June. This national-level exercise is
Instead of answering a question this week, I’m going to let you in on a bit of information that could save you $124, or even (not to be too dramatic)
In the last two weeks I’ve received a stack (well, a digital stack) of emails about roundabouts. I’ve heard from traffic engineers, police officers and motorists in our community. Some
Q: Why are some roads marked “Dead End” and some marked “No Outlet?” Is there a difference? A: One theory is that wealthy neighborhoods petitioned to eliminate “Dead End” signs
Q: How far can tires legally extend outside the body of a pickup? A: Sometimes I wonder if when I answer a question I’m unwittingly assisting someone in winning an
Q: If I’m in a lane that is designated for right or left turns only, do I really need to use my turn signal? A: The answer according to Washington’s
