For many people the end of the year is a time to take stock of our lives and see if we’re achieving our goals. This week, instead of answering one
For many people the end of the year is a time to take stock of our lives and see if we’re achieving our goals. This week, instead of answering one
Every year during the holidays we launch our impaired driving emphasis patrols and remind everyone of the dangers of impaired driving. Rather than hearing it from me, I thought it
Q: Could you address the rules and regulations on angle parking? In Fairhaven big trucks seem to hang out into the narrow street when they’re parked in the diagonal parking
Q: Recently I was driving and came across a funeral procession. There was no police escort, but my father taught me to pull over to the side of the road
Q: What is the standard for judging whether to continue to proceed through an intersection with a yellow light? If a police officer was going to issue a citation, what
Q: You state that “Target Zero is Washington’s plan to eliminate fatality and serious injury crashes by 2030,” which is laudable. When it speaks of “fatality and serious injury crashes”
A few days ago I received a question, or actually a report of complaints, by way of the folks at Whatcom Transportation Authority. It seems that people have been calling
I heard some commotion outside my house today. I stepped around the corner and saw this:
Q: Not that I plan on doing it, but what would happen if I tried to outrun the cops on a traffic stop? A: Let’s work from the assumption that
I’ve been hearing from folks who, as the school year starts up again, have not so much a question as a common request: “Can you please remind people to drive