Driving Safely - Revision history

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Retiring this publication

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	==Car accidents==		==Car accidents==

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	==Car accidents==		==Car accidents==

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	===What should you do if you have an accident?===		===What should you do if you have an accident?===
	[[File:Car breakdown.jpg\| right \| frame \| link= \| <span style="font-size:50%;">Copyright www.shutterstock.com</span>]]		[[File:Car breakdown.jpg\| right \| frame \| link= \| <span style="font-size:60%;">Copyright www.shutterstock.com</span>]]
	'''If you have an accident, you MUST stop and help'''.		'''If you have an accident, you MUST stop and help'''.
	#If it is safe to do so, pull over to the side of the road so you do not block traffic.		#If it is safe to do so, pull over to the side of the road so you do not block traffic.
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	==Seat belts and child car seats==		==Seat belts and child car seats==
	[[File:Seat belted children.jpg \| right \| frame \| link=\| <span style="font-size:50%;">Copyright www.shutterstock.com</span>]]		[[File:Seat belted children.jpg \| right \| frame \| link=\| <span style="font-size:60%;">Copyright www.shutterstock.com</span>]]

	In British Columbia, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts. There is a fine for not wearing a seat belt.		In British Columbia, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts. There is a fine for not wearing a seat belt.

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	===What should you do if you have an accident?===		===What should you do if you have an accident?===
	[[File:Car breakdown.jpg\| right \| frame \| link= \| Copyright www.shutterstock.com]]		[[File:Car breakdown.jpg\| right \| frame \| link= \| <span style="font-size:50%;">Copyright www.shutterstock.com</span>]]
	'''If you have an accident, you MUST stop and help'''.		'''If you have an accident, you MUST stop and help'''.
	#If it is safe to do so, pull over to the side of the road so you do not block traffic.		#If it is safe to do so, pull over to the side of the road so you do not block traffic.
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	==Seat belts and child car seats==		==Seat belts and child car seats==
	[[File:Seat belted children.jpg \| right \| frame \| link=\| Copyright www.shutterstock.com]]		[[File:Seat belted children.jpg \| right \| frame \| link=\| <span style="font-size:50%;">Copyright www.shutterstock.com</span>]]

	In British Columbia, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts. There is a fine for not wearing a seat belt.		In British Columbia, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts. There is a fine for not wearing a seat belt.

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Traffic tickets

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	You must pay a fine if the police catch you breaking traffic laws, such as driving through a red light or driving faster than the speed limit.		You must pay a fine if the police catch you breaking traffic laws, such as driving through a red light or driving faster than the speed limit.

	Drivers who break a traffic law also get driver penalty points on their driving record. For example:		Drivers who break a traffic law also get driver penalty points on their driving record. For example, you get three driver penalty points for speeding. Drivers with more than three points in one year must pay extra money to ICBC for their insurance.
	~~:You~~ get three driver penalty points for speeding. Drivers with more than three points in one year must pay extra money to ICBC for their insurance.

	You might get a traffic ticket you do not think is fair. Or you might have been charged the wrong amount. If so, you have 30 days to fight the ticket.		You might get a traffic ticket you do not think is fair. Or you might have been charged the wrong amount. If so, you have 30 days to fight the ticket.

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	===What should you do if you have an accident?===		===What should you do if you have an accident?===
	[[File:Car breakdown.jpg\| right \| frame \| link=\| Copyright www.shutterstock.com]]		[[File:Car breakdown.jpg\| right \| frame \| link= \| Copyright www.shutterstock.com]]
	'''If you have an accident, you MUST stop and help'''.		'''If you have an accident, you MUST stop and help'''.
	#If it is safe to do so, pull over to the side of the road so you do not block traffic.		#If it is safe to do so, pull over to the side of the road so you do not block traffic.
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	==Seat belts and child car seats==		==Seat belts and child car seats==
	[[File:Seat belted children.jpg \| right \| frame \| Copyright www.shutterstock.com]]		[[File:Seat belted children.jpg \| right \| frame \| link=\| Copyright www.shutterstock.com]]

	In British Columbia, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts. There is a fine for not wearing a seat belt.		In British Columbia, all drivers and passengers must wear seat belts. There is a fine for not wearing a seat belt.

2014-03-04T02:53:58Z

Seat belts and child car seats

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	In some communities, the local fire hall will check your child car seat to make sure it is safe.		In some communities, the local fire hall will check your child car seat to make sure it is safe.

	For more information, call the free BCAA Child Passenger Safety Program at 1.877.247.5551. You can also go online for child passenger safety information at [http://www.bcaa.com/road-safety www.bcaa.com/road-safety].		For more information, call the free BCAA Child Passenger Safety Program at 1-877-247-5551. You can also go online for child passenger safety information at [http://www.bcaa.com/road-safety www.bcaa.com/road-safety].

	==Traffic tickets==		==Traffic tickets==