Online knowledge testRoad safety
Understanding why crashes happen
You can't ever be fully protected when you get behind the wheel. But there’s a lot you can do to make better informed decisions.
Distracted driving
Leave your phone alone—that's the first step to keeping your attention on the road.
Alcohol-impaired driving
Plan for a safe ride home before your first drink to keep our roads safer for everyone.
Drug-impaired driving
If you’re impaired by cannabis or other drugs, your ability to drive safely is compromised. Leave the driving to someone sober like a friend, designated driver, taxi, or transit.
Speed
Speeding is the leading cause of fatal crashes in B.C. Keep yourself safe by slowing down, keeping your distance and passing with care.
High-risk driving
High-risk driving behaviours, like following too closely and failing to yield, increase your chance of being in a crash.
Parking lot safety
Every parking lot crash is preventable. Prioritize safety by slowing down, watching for pedestrians and backing into parking spots.
