How to get a G driver’s license: for new drivers If you are at least 16 years old and a resident of Ontario, you can apply for a driver’s license. With the challenges of operating a vehicle ahead, you will need both practice and the experience that comes with time. Normally, the two-step process of… Continue reading G driver’s license
Category: Collision Avoidance
Driving in Winter
After the first significant snowfall of the season, the roads are often clogged with slow-moving traffic as people try to adjust to conditions that they have not encountered in months. Drivers may lose control of their vehicles and skid into ditches or collide with vehicles ahead of them at traffic lights or stop signs. Every… Continue reading Driving in Winter
Driving in Spring Season
In the depths of winter, many people look forward to spring for its warmer weather and easier driving conditions. Even though spring roads can be better than winter ones, this season still has its challenges. Learning to drive in spring is an important skill that all drivers should know. When the weather begins to warm… Continue reading Driving in Spring Season
Driving in the fall season
After a summer of streets blocked by construction, many drivers might look forward to operating their vehicles on the open roads of fall. Driving in this season can be easier than at other times of the year, but even this season has its challenges, including shorter days, a time change, colder weather and more. Every… Continue reading Driving in the fall season
Collision avoidance techniques
Collision avoidance techniques (stop, steer away, speed up etc.) Most road users have likely witnessed or been part of a collision at some point in their lives. Driving can be a risky task, with the many things that can go wrong. A moment’s inattention or an unexpected patch of ice or gravel can cause accidents… Continue reading Collision avoidance techniques
Tailgating
Tailgating If drivers had to name the most annoying habit that they observe on the road, one of the top answers would likely be the practice known as tailgating. This refers to when one driver follows too closely behind another. Besides being annoying, this practice can be dangerous. Staying a sufficient distance behind another vehicle… Continue reading Tailgating
Driving On Different Road Surfaces
Driving on Different Road Surfaces When drivers get behind the wheel, they might expect to encounter challenges with watching for pedestrians, dealing with the weather, or contending with traffic. They might not realize that the type of road surface can be equally important for staying safe on the road. Whether it is asphalt, gravel, or… Continue reading Driving On Different Road Surfaces
Driving in Rain
Driving in Rain When winter turns to spring or fall turns to winter, drivers know that they might have to face one of the most difficult weather-related challenges: freezing rain. This weather phenomenon can be dangerous as it combines ice and rain. However, drivers may not realize that rain itself can also be a significant… Continue reading Driving in Rain
Driving on Gravel Roads
Driving on Gravel Roads Some roads are easy to drive on, but others are more challenging. Gravel roads, for example, can be hazardous for drivers who are used to being on hard surfaces like asphalt. Driving on gravel takes a special set of skills. Although it might be rare for some drivers to encounter gravel… Continue reading Driving on Gravel Roads
Driving in Fog
Driving in Fog Imagine trying to drive with a blindfold over your eyes. You would probably never attempt it. However, driving in fog can be almost as bad as operating a vehicle without the ability to see. The eyes are crucial for detecting what is ahead, to the sides and behind the vehicle and thus… Continue reading Driving in Fog
