Better than singing, turning up the radio, driving with the window down or stopping periodically for exercise, if you are too tired to drive, sleep is the only remedy. A 15 minute nap possibly coupled with consumption […]

By Andrew Lo – Chief Marketing Officer for Kanetix.ca Car dash cams have captured some jaw-dropping footage on Canadian roads: near misses, collisions, road rage and examples of bad driving, to name just a few. There is no […]

Hot temperatures, sticky humidity and long drives can be tough on your car, that’s why CAA South Central Ontario (CAA SCO) recommends regular vehicle maintenance to help handle the harsh summer heat. Ten tips to help prevent your vehicle […]

Now that summer’s in full swing, teenagers are taking advantage of the school break to learn how to drive. Summer is the busiest time at Driver Licensing Offices. In August alone, an average of 5,500 B.C. teens […]

What you should be entitled to expect as a driver on B.C.’s highways. It only seems fair that we should examine what your duties as a driver are this week.  It’s probably not something that you would […]

By Tom Krisher And Ken Ritter THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A crash that nearly killed a young woman has exposed a hole in the government’s efforts to get dangerous Takata air bag inflators off the road: There’s nothing […]

Article by Robert M. Jackson Goldman Sloan Nash & Haber LLP Negotiation – the very essence of the word often conjures up the thought of adversarial trade-offs, however, when negotiating a purchase/sale agreement parties should turn away from […]

Sometimes when I read articles on road safety I come across one that really resonates with me. A story from 2008 written by Paul Hergott titled Drivers Need to Smarten Up When Out on the Road is one of […]

I saw it again the other day, a driver who was stopped at the beginning of an acceleration lane patiently signalling and looking for a large gap to join in with the passing traffic. Before you make […]

Excerpted article was written By Dani-Elle DubéNational Online Journalist, Smart Living  Global News So in the spirit of Canada’s big 150th birthday, here are some of the most Canadian statistics you’ll ever read – figures that reinforce […]

By Tom Krisher, Dee-Ann Durbin And Mari Yamaguchi THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Takata’s lethally defective air bags proved to be the company’s undoing Monday. But it could take years to get the dangerous devices off the road in […]

Article by Nicole Truong Clyde & Co Extreme weather events, such as the heavy rainfall and flooding we’ve witnessed this spring in Quebec and in British Columbia, inevitably lead to discussions about the impact of climate change […]