Q: How does someone in a wheelchair follow the law about using sidewalks if a sidewalk doesn’t have any sort of ramp to make it accessible for a wheelchair? A:
Q: The back of transit buses have a flashing yellow light and a “Please Yield” sign, so I yield for them when they are pulling out of bus stops, but
Q: I’ve heard the Traffic Safety Commission talking about how most drivers aren’t driving distracted (something like nine out of ten.) I find that hard to believe. When I look
Q: Sometimes while driving on a freeway with three or more lanes I’ll see another driver change two or more lanes at once. I was under the impression that you’re
Q: I was reading about how a lack of sleep affects our brain, and it got me wondering how it affects our driving. What kind of data are there around
Q. Are babies considered a person when it comes to carpool lanes? Can a single driver and an infant count as a two-person carpool? A: In 1974 Washington established carpool
Q: I have noticed a high number of cars and trucks without their lights on in bad weather. But here’s the thing – about 75 percent of them are black,
Q: Can e-bike riders use city and county trails? A: Sometimes when I get a question I like to imagine the sentence before the question. For example, the lead-in to
Q: At an intersection with a red light camera, what is the period of time required by the camera to be considered a complete stop before making a right turn
Q: What am I supposed to do when the person who has the right-of-way is “polite” and tells me to go? If something goes wrong won’t I be responsible? I’d
