Let’s face it, after the theory test it’s easy to forget some of the more complex rules of the road. And complicated signs or local by-laws don’t help much either. We’ve pulled together some of the most commonly made mistakes and tricky to understand rules – from parking regulations to speed limits – to help you stay on the right side of the law.
High-speed expressways are great for going long distances. You can significantly cut your driving time thanks to the 100km/h speed limits and fewer to zero intersections/traffic lights, depending on the route. Remember: you can drive on...
We know - 'speed limits are there for a reason'. We've heard it a million times. But do you ever properly think about what those reasons are? If you don't, it's pretty easy to ignore that 40 sign as you cruise happily at 50...and then find...
Officers who are drug recognition experts can check you for impairment in a roadside test if they suspect you are driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol or both. Toronto’s Constable Clinton Stibbe says officers decide whether to...
Here’s a scenario to consider. You drive to a friend’s house, and decide to have just one drink before you head home. After all, what’s a few drinks? You’ll get home safe or pass the officer’s roadside alcotest, right? Nope....
Impaired driving is a crime under Canada’s Criminal Code and is taken very seriously in Ontario. We talked to Toronto’s Constable Clinton Stibbe, who explained it from an officer’s point of view: drunk driving is not a mistake you...
First: you're a champ. Being the designated driver is a big deal and you deserve some serious brownie points - which, as you know, are redeemable at all good bars on nights when you're not driving. But it's also a big responsibility....
Think of demerit points like they’re your enemies - the more points you have, the worse your situation. Demerit points are applied to your licence after a traffic conviction or after you’ve paid a ticket, and will remain on your record...
High-speed expressways are great for going long distances. You can significantly cut your driving time thanks to the 100km/h speed limits and fewer intersections or traffic lights, depending on the route. Remember: you can drive on...
