It’s important to analyze all factors both financially and environmentally before you buy a car. Despite lower fuel usage, electric vehicles may not save you money. Visit Canadian Driving Tests for further details.
Why Seat Belts Are Still Important For decades, seat belt laws have been in place all across Canada. For the majority of people, they will comply and wear them, whether they are the driver or the passenger. However, there seems to be a small minority of Canadians who fail to wear their seat belt. Is …
Canada’s Road Safety Strategy: Aiming for Zero Fatalities Canada’s Road Safety Strategy is a challenging journey. When creating safer roads and reducing fatalities, the #1 hurdle is… Many have NO clue how to do it. But this is what separates an average country from a safety-conscious nation. You’ll never reach this level if you don’t know …
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You studied, you took some practice tests, and you passed that driver’s test with flying colors. Now it’s time to think about a car. Here are two used vehicles to consider when looking for that first car. Small SUV Folks interested in a smaller SUV need not look further than the Subaru Forester. The Forester’s safety, reliability, and …
It seems as if more varieties of electric vehicles are entering the market every day. Even as electric cars become more popular, they make up only about 3% of the American automobile market, most likely due to their higher sticker price. But would an electric car save you money in the long run? The fact …
