driving
Everything you need to know about the future of self-driving cars
In the near future, we’ll be sharing the streets with driverless vehicles. Here’s what to expect when self-driving cars hit the road.
Saskatchewan is the most dangerous place to drive in Canada
Over a five-year period, Saskatchewan’s average traffic fatality rate is more than double the national rate and higher than any other province
What your car isn’t telling you
Driving schools have a new challenge: features in cars that make us safer—and stupider
A new, and dangerous, kind of distracted driver
They hog lanes, ignore emergency vehicles, and treat their cars like multi-tasking way stations. That culture of entitlement makes drivers a new kind of menace.
Traffic signs with a heart ask you to stop—in the name of love
Road signs with an emotional appeal are gaining traction locally. And they’re going international.
These cars drive themselves! (Minus the ‘drive themselves’ bit.)
Scott Feschuk is bemused about the future of driving: So we get all the responsibility of driving, and none of the fun?
Look out, left-lane hogs: B.C. police are coming for you
B.C. highway drivers moseying along in the left lane are about to get a ticket
Distracted driving crackdown
Police dressed in bunny costumes? It’s just one strategy to nab drivers who use their cell phones behind the wheel.
Licence to text
Many teens aren’t interested in driving
Car sharing company rolls into campus
Say goodbye to grocery bags on the bus
Laurentian mourns teens
Three killed in crash
A roundabout way of easing congestion, and scaring seniors
The roundabout is becoming more commonplace on Canadian roads