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The November 6, 2018 Rural Highway Safety and Speed Review: Our Analysis

Nov 10, 2018

Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure staff did an excellent job of implementing the recommendations of the July 2014 Rural Highway Safety and Speed Review and establishing baselines for future analysis and review. There is valuable and well presented...

Who’s Driving the Anti-Motorist Bus Regarding BC Speed Limits?

Nov 9, 2018

Setting the record straight. by Ian Tootill [Revised for accuracy November 10, and again on November 15, 2018] During October in BC, the anti-motorist crowd of taxpayer-funded academic cycling advocates was hard at it again. This time they ran to the media waving a...

Who’s Driving the Anti-Motorist Bus Regarding BC Speed Limits?

Nov 9, 2018

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Mar 12, 2018

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ICBC papers by Richard McCandless

Jan 29, 2018

BC Policy Perspectives Commentary: Government Uses Public Survey to Justify Increased Penalties on Higher Risk Drivers (May 20, 2018) Occasional Paper No. 56: Should The Government Return The $1.2 Billion Appropriated From ICBC Policyholders? (Apr. 19, 2018)...

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SPEED KILLS YOUR POCKETBOOK 2 - STARTS MONDAY!

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More from the anti mobility crowd: "could deliver fuel savings for current technology passenger cars of 12-18 %, assuming smooth driving and 100 % compliance with speed limits.” But the agency cautioned that “relaxing these assumptions to a more realistic setting implies a saving of just 2-3 %.”

Europe’s lax speed limits once appeared irrevocable. Global warming and pollution are changing that.

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced a lowering of the maximum daytime speed limits on many highways from about 81 mph to 62 mph.

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And they are not talking about BC... "The story illustrates the huge penalty for being a young, male driver in Canada’s most expensive car-insurance market."

One young driver’s $6,000 car insurance shock: Mayers | The Star

Cameron Sottile is 19, with a clean driving record. He’s paying a penalty for being a young, male driver in Canada’s priciest car insurance market.

thestar.com

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A good article to put some context around the issue of distracted driving and why fining people for holding a phone at stoplights is useless. As usual, the problem is always the other guys’ and that’s why politicians continue to pass dumb and expensive laws with little pushback.

Are you a distracted driver? Probably. Here’s why

If you think you can focus on both your phone and the road, you’re wrong. Here’s a stark look at what you’re up against when your attention is divided, and what’s being done to address this deadly problem

theglobeandmail.com

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