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Recent News
Let’s talk about tires
With the recent heavy snowfall in the normally temperate Lower Mainland, the subject of mandatory winter tires made the news. Unfortunately (as is so often the case) media coverage has been high on emotion and opinion, while falling short on facts. When SENSE BC is...
Analysis reveals only 5.6% of crashes on the Malahat cited by police as exceeding the speed limit
CRD Traffic Safety Commission admits little to no data supporting campaign for Photo Radar 2.0 Freedom of Information requests to ICBC reveal that a campaign by the CRD Traffic Safety Commission (TSC) for point-to-point speed cameras on the Malahat was done in...
Video Release: Speed Kills Your Pocketbook 2 – Lying With Statistics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzmVCSfRR38 SENSE BC and videographer Chris Thompson are pleased to announce the release of Speed Kills Your Pocketbook 2 – Lying With Statistics (SKYP2). Six years ago the viral hit Speed Kills Your Pocketbook attracted nearly two...
The November 6, 2018 Rural Highway Safety and Speed Review: Our Analysis
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?
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...
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