Driving

Data shows a growing number of glass repair and replacement claims across the province, but ICBC wouldn’t speculate on the reasons behind the increase.

It’s important to stay safe when suddenly coming across a crash. Here are some tips for assessing the scene and protecting yourself.

Using a crosswalk is a risk — full stop — and drivers and pedestrians have responsibility to mitigate those risks.

On Tuesday, B.C.'s $4,000 rebate for vehicles deemed electric 'cars' was restricted to models that cost $50,000 or less — a $5,000 reduction from the previous cap.

Changes come after series of crashes involving heavy trucks hitting highway overpasses.

Driving too slowly, braking suddenly or giving up your right of way can be dangerous to everyone on the road

VICTORIA — Drivers in British Columbia now have to meet minimum distances between their vehicle and people walking or riding on provincial roads.

Rain after dry spell creates more fatalities than roads that have been rained on for sustained periods

TORONTO — Nissan Canada has issued a do-not-drive warning for 48,000 vehicles in the latest effort to expand its campaign about defective airbags.

An absurdity often in play is that a rider is somehow safer when their bike is noisy because they will be noticed more by other road users.