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. 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
Q: What action should one take when witnessing severe unsafe driving? For example, on a recent trip I saw a semi truck repeatedly cross traffic lanes, three motorcycles drive in
Q: One time I helped a person drive home a car that could not achieve the speed limit. The road was two-lane and curved. I put on my emergency flashers,
Q: We’ve had a lot of car break-ins in our area lately. An obvious course of action is not to leave valuables in the car. But what about paperwork like
Last week I mentioned something called a frequency illusion, and I accused it of contributing to negative driving behaviors. I feel I should explain. For those that missed it, a
Q: As a driver coming from a different state, one of the first things I noticed here is that the cars seem so spread out at stop lights. I was