What are the true risks you face when you drive a car?
Does it depend where you drive?
Or when you drive?
Or who you are? or your experience?
Or is there a way to reduce your risks?
Does your Driving Instructor or Driving School Talk About These Things?
Or a Better Question, Does your Driving Instructor or Driving School Know About These Things?
I DO!
Cooper
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Speeding – When the Pack Sets the Limit
Every driver has faced this dilemma: the speed limit sign reads one thing, but the cars around you are all flying 20 km/h faster. Do you keep up to avoid sticking out, or do you risk standing your ground and following the law? In British Columbia, while the legal guidelines are clear, the reality on…
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Tailgating – The Silent Threat on Vancouver Roads
Tailgating is one of the worst habits drivers in Vancouver have picked up, and it’s a direct result of pack mentality. People follow the car ahead so closely that it’s impossible to stop in time if something goes wrong. The rule of thumb? Two seconds in dry weather, three in rain, and even more on…
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The Pack Mentality – Why Following the Herd is Dangerous
Ever notice how drivers seem to move like a pack of wolves, all speeding, tailgating, and acting like there’s some unspoken rule about staying glued together? Welcome to the “Pac Mentality Floor” of traffic. It’s the idea that the safest thing to do is to follow the flow—even if that flow is breaking laws, cutting…
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