I’m going to generalize here: for most people the car is the default mode of transportation. Congratulations to all of you who read that and thought, “Well, that’s not true
Q: Crosswalks Part One: Can you please explain crosswalks, and when motorists are supposed to stop, including unmarked crosswalks? A: Ah, yes, crosswalks. On the surface it seems so obvious;
Q: The person driving behind me is obviously texting… I can see the top of their head for 10 seconds at a time in my rear-view mirror. If I speed
Welcome to the bicycle question roundup. Questions about bicycles have been pouring in, and I’m going to try to tackle them several at a time, so this is part one.
First of all, Helen Mirren is great, even in commercials. Second, I wonder if another actor without the British accent could get away with saying what she said. Finally, right
Q: Am I required to stop for a school bus that has its red lights on to let some children off if there are two lanes in both directions and
I’m not sure if this should be called a PSA or a short documentary, but it asks some great questions on this theme: What should our goal be for traffic fatalities? You’ll
In a scene from “The Man With Two Brains” Steve Martin is suspected of impaired driving. Apparently the Austrian police have incredibly difficult impaired driving tests. I’m all for thorough
Q: Can the Police ticket you for not stopping at a stop sign, speeding, or other such traffic violations while driving on a privately owned roadway such as a parking
The state of Colorado brings us a great PSA about driving high. There are a few things I want to note about this one. To start with, it’s about driving
