Q: Now that bike riders are allowed to treat stop signs as yield signs, what should a driver at a four-way stop do if they’ve stopped and are ready to
Q: The Washington State Patrol lists “alternative traction devices” that are approved for use when “Chains Required” signs are posted. However, the Washington Administrative Code (WAC) states that when chains
Q: Why would someone in a gray car drive without their headlights on when it’s a foggy day? A: How about I answer a rhetorical question with a non-rhetorical answer?
Q: I have a question about vehicles driving around with large flags on wooden flag poles. I saw one on I-5 with three flags on wooden poles held in place
Q: What’s the deal with people who wear a mask when they’re driving by themselves in a car, but then they’re texting while driving? A: Over the past few months
Q: I was in a no injury accident on I-5. Traffic came to an abrupt stop and I was rear-ended. Damage to the other car was extensive and needed to
Last week I announced the upcoming change to the law that allows cyclists to treat stop signs as yield signs. It took two parts to give it proper consideration, so
There’s a new law I want to tell you about (or, more accurately, a change to a current law), but before I do, I’m asking you to have an open
Q: Can ATVs be legally driven on city neighborhood lots in Bellingham? Are they legal on city streets? A: This feels like one of those questions. You know, the ones
Q: I have been concerned about this for years. I am just 5 feet tall and 110 pounds. So when driving I need the seat moved forward quite a bit
