Q: We have a limit for driving with alcohol in your system, and we have a limit for cannabis, but what about all the other drugs? Why don’t we have
Q: We have a limit for driving with alcohol in your system, and we have a limit for cannabis, but what about all the other drugs? Why don’t we have
Q: Many places where hiking trails cross a road are marked as a crosswalk. Are those crossings which aren’t marked considered implied crosswalks in which pedestrians have the right-of-way? In
Q: Could you define this exception to the “Keep right” law: “Upon a roadway divided into three marked lanes and providing for two-way movement traffic?” There’s a road I drive
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: In addition to declining vision, many of us older folks have declining health that reduces our driving skills. I understand that the Department of Licensing may require a physician’s
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: Is it just me, or are more cyclists running stop signs? Can you remind the bike riders to follow the law? A: I don’t have data to support it,
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: 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
In this episode, can you drive faster than the useful range of your headlights? For sure. How fast is that? Probably slower than you think.