Driving Tip: Reduce Your Speed in School Zone

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As an individual who got the chance to fully review the book provided by the local driver licensing office here in British Columbia, I became acquainted with their rules, signals, road signs as well as the common driving tips.

A person must be physically, mentally equip and most importantly pass the various test before driving whatever type of vehicle. He must know all the road signs, signals and must seriously follow what supposed to do as a responsible driver. Like driving in the school zone where the speed limit is 30km/h in most provinces throughout Canada. As you know the speed limit driving in the city and provinces varies. In Canada, 50 km/h is the limit in the city.

This year, when the class just newly started, there was a nerve shocking news I read online regarding a High school student being hit while walking going to school by a construction truck. I think that accident was somewhere in Ontario, if you have read that heart-breaking news please correct me if I cited an incorrect location. For sure the driver must take responsibility of that incident. But honestly, as a mother’s heart, even the driver will be sentenced to death, still not enough as it won’t bring back the stolen life of a child. My only point is, drivers must take extra cautious while on the road. Check both sides carefully as well as the blind spots where big trucks are blocking your view.

The articles I have read recently from the website of Insurance Hunter contributed by a Director of Training for Young Drivers of Canada must be read by everyone especially those who barely remembers the full responsibilities as a driver. In one of the articles he wrote, he cited where the kids should be sitting and why while inside the car running on the road. Actually this idea and some others can be read in the driving book purposely designed for any aspirant drivers in Canada.

Ladies and gentlemen, to read the articles I am mumbling about, please visit the links below.

http://www.insurancehunter.ca/blog/driving-tips-are-you-zone

http://www.insurancehunter.ca/blog/now-where-did-i-put-my-kids

http://www.insurancehunter.ca/blog/everyone-pool

http://www.insurancehunter.ca/blog/driving-sunset

For your auto insurance needs and some other insurances, I am inviting you to visit the website of Insurance Hunter. Surely you won’t waste your time when you check it. Well, now, I need to say goodbye folks. Please always be safe on the road!