Driving

B.C. does things a little differently, "whereas pretty much everywhere else in the world is just pull to the right."

The carts have a maximum speed of 40 km/h.

Shafaq Cheema experiences neck, shoulder and back pain, traumatic stress disorder, anxiety, and major depressive disorder, according to court documents.

"We need to do better," said Supt. Mike Coyle with BC Highway Patrol.

Joel Francisco Salazar, 35, was given a $1,000 fine, six months of house arrest and a two-year driving ban on connection with the 2022 hit-and-run in Lantzville

Older drivers have been there and done that and their experiences are often invaluable to those who have recently hit the road.

Flying chunks of snow and ice can endanger others on the road, and net you a $173 fine, police say.

Learn the do's and don'ts from TranBC.

Too many pedestrians ignore traffic signals — because of inattention, mobile devices or a sense of entitlement or invincability.