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
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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
Q: Why are there no seatbelts in school buses, public transit buses, or private transportation vehicles like charter buses? In regard to these transportation types, we still seem to be
Q: What are the rules and regulations about headlights? It seems like the low-beam headlights on some new vehicles are as bright as an older car’s high-beams. What about the
Here’s a one-question quiz: Are there more road signs on local, state and federal roads in America, or more Americans who admit to getting lost by not reading the road
Q: What are the rules on crossing white lines? Solid white lines, double white lines, white lines on the shoulder of the road; some of you have been wondering about
Instead of answering a question this week, I have a question for you. Can you name an event that happened on June 6th? Depending on your interest in history, you
Q; I’ve seen a lot of commercials reminding us to wear seat belts lately. Is that really still a problem? Doesn’t everyone wear a seat belt now? A: You’re close.
