The Washington Traffic Safety Commission just released a new PSA that answers your questions about the new distracted driving law. Can I hold my phone? Answered. Can I eat and
Instead of starting with a question this week, I’ll start with an answer: Ninety-three percent. Here’s the question: How many American drivers believe they are above average? When drivers were
Q: Now that we’ve had a few years of legalized marijuana, do we know what impact that has had on impaired driving? A: Before I answer that, I’ll point out
Q: Who has the right of way when exiting northbound from I-5 at Old Fairhaven Parkway; the turning lane trying to get on the on-ramp or the vehicles at the
Q: In downtown Bellingham at certain corners of sidewalks there is one of two symbols. The first is a circle in green with a person standing next to a bicycle.
As of yesterday, Washington drivers have a new set of rules to follow regarding distracted driving. In the lead-up to the implementation of the law, you may have been bombarded
As part of Washington Traffic Safety Commission’s efforts to make sure every driver knows about the new distracted driving law, they’ve featured Deputy Bauman with the Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office
Funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, funny, not funny.
Q: My daughter is about to get her driver’s license, and I want to get a vehicle that’ll keep her safe. What do you recommend? A: Let’s start by agreeing
Q: I recently had a close call with a pedestrian. I looked both ways before pulling into the intersection, but he seemed to appear out of nowhere, right in front
