Prep That Ride!
Always have a snow brush to clean your entire vehicle off. Snow blowing off of your vehicle will make it invisible to other motorists.
Always have a snow brush to clean your entire vehicle off. Snow blowing off of your vehicle will make it invisible to other motorists.
We are in a state of seasonal change. Not only is the weather changing, but the roads are changing as well.
I was driving back to Red Deer from Calgary the other day and got a speeding ticket in a blinding snowstorm. The cop told me
Ice road woes (and whoas) Read More »
I have a clean driver’s slate. I mention this because it shows that most people, no matter how many goofy things they do when they
Vanishing point in an invisible car Read More »
The annual mud bog competition is back on July 21 on Robert Service Way
Let’s get some mud on them trucks! Read More »
Anyone who has attended a Kim Beggs concert, or listened to one of her CDs, knows that the subject of death often shows up in
Vulnerability and shared space Read More »
As children are once again back in school — practicing their writing skills by reporting on the topic “What I did last summer,” — it
We gratefully dropped our packs in the well-appointed bedroom of the houseboat. After one hour and five boats we had settled on the first we
States of Inebriation Read More »
In just a few days we’ll be loading our little Toyota Yaris onto a freight truck and shipping it to Whitehorse to have a new
Explaining Travel Realities to People Outside Read More »
When I was learning to drive, one required skill haunted my dreams. Leading up to my driver’s test in the summer of 1998 I would
Zen and the Art of Parallel Parking Read More »
The peninsular city of Halifax isn’t a safe place to bicycle commute, but that sure makes it fun. The streets in the hilled port city
Did you know that new drivers in the Yukon need 50 hours of instruction before they can take their road test? I didn’t know that.
Government-imposed one-on-one time Read More »