How to Merge Safely on a Highway
For the zipper to work properly, opposing teeth must alternate smoothly. In high traffic scenarios in which two lanes reduce to one lane, merging works much the same.
BC Travellers
Information of interest to commuters, tourists and recreational drivers in rural and urban BC.
Earn Good Winter Driving Karma, Know Others’ Pet Peeves
Wikipedia defines “pet peeve” as: a minor annoyance that an individual identifies as particularly annoying to them, to a greater degree than others may find it. Wouldn’t it be great if we all understood what
Drinking Driving CounterAttack: What Will it Take to Stop Impaired Driving?
1977 was an important year. It was the year Han Solo said, “May the Force be with you.” It was also the year Elvis passed away. Maybe even more importantly, 1977 was the beginning of
An Emergency Kit Show and Tell to Help Shift Into Winter
We’re popping our trunk to share a few of the items we like to carry around when the temperature drops. These are essential to making sure you and your car are equipped in case of an emergency, to stay safe.
Shift into Winter: How to Put Tire Chains on Commercial Vehicles
Commercial Vehicle Safety Enforcement (CVSE) shows a detailed demonstration of how to install winter tire chains on a commercial vehicle — on video and in print.
Highway Thru Hell: The TranBC Interviews
If there’s one television program out there that illustrates the need for drivers to “shift into winter,” it’s Discovery Channel’s Highway Thru Hell. The show’s action and suspense make it difficult to ignore the challenges
Ride Don’t Slide: What Winter Tires Mean to You
Have you ever debated about installing winter tires? If so, you’re definitely not alone. Learn the difference between “hockey puck” tires, and tires made for winter conditions that remains flexible at low temperatures,.
Shift into Winter – A Cautionary Tale
“Only put off until tomorrow what you are willing to die having left undone.” -Pablo Picasso I’m pretty sure Picasso didn’t have me in mind when he came up with that line, but the phrase