Q: I was taught when turning left at an intersection onto a street with two lanes in each direction, to turn into the left (and closest) of the two lanes.
Q: I was taught when turning left at an intersection onto a street with two lanes in each direction, to turn into the left (and closest) of the two lanes.
We often ask who has the right-of-way, but are we asking the wrong question?
Q: Can you explain the rules about driving the posted speed limit versus keeping up with the flow of traffic? I have a teenage driver, and we don’t agree on
You know what stopping distance is, but how good a judge are you when it comes to estimating it? Probably pretty important if you want to stop in time.
Q: Who has the right-of-way when two cars enter a roundabout at the same time at different speeds; the slower one on the right, or the one to the left
Q: You write about the downsides of speeding, but what about the upsides? If I’m looking at it selfishly, speeding might be the difference between making or missing my flight,
Q: My wife and I have a question. Say two cars on a two-lane highway approach an intersection from opposing directions at the same time, both wanting to turn left.
Q: I read that you can get a ticket for drinking coffee while driving, because it’s distracting. Is that true? A: I suppose it depends on how bad you are
Q: We’ve been getting flooding alerts where I live. So far no flooding here fortunately (sorry to all the folks in flood areas), but I’m wondering, when there’s water over