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- Insights from 2023 BC Court Cases on Electronic Device Violations
It is strange that here we are in late September and no new decisions have been reported from British Columbia courts in 2024 regarding violations for using electronic devices while driving. Most years, we would expect to see two or three decisions by now. Although cell-phone cases were very common … Read more »
- Cyclists and the Rules of the Road
A recent blog post on the Drive Smart BC website has sparked backlash and considerable debate within the cycling community and the driving public at large. The author of this widely-read site highlights the growing issue of inconsiderate cyclists, particularly during the summer months, noting an inf … Read more »
- Driving Laws and Election Politics in British Columbia
It’s an election year in British Columbia, and changes to driving laws can be consequential in a provincial election. Glen Clark and the NDP were partially defeated because Gordon Campbell and the BC Liberals promised to eliminate photo radar. Later, the BC Liberals, under Gordon Campbell, introduce … Read more »
- Repairing Your Driving Record
Your driving record in British Columbia is a critical document that can affect everything from insurance premiums to job opportunities. It’s essential to understand how it works and how you can maintain a clean record. While your driving record is permanent, your driving abstract, which is what most … Read more »
- How do the police in BC catch drivers using their cell phones?
In British Columbia it is an offence to hold or operate an electronic device while driving. This includes while you’re stopped in traffic, at a red light, or even in a traffic jam. It’s a serious offence. In fact, it’s considered a high-risk offence. And if you are ticketed and convicted of using an … Read more »