Paul’s Blog

The Pursuit of Recovery

I set out, last week, to provide a priority list of what to do after being injured in a crash. I got carried away with the highest priority item: pursuing medical recovery. I am now…
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A Crash is a Forced Triathlon

You have to train for a triathlon that you didn’t sign up for, you get none of the fringe benefits and you don’t get to check it off your bucket list because you won’t be…
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Attentive Driving Takes Work

I back out of my driveway every morning at about 5:15 a.m.  Traffic on that quiet street at that time of the morning is rare. This morning, just as my back bumper is meeting the…
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Attentive Driving Takes Work

I back out of my driveway every morning at about 5:15 a.m.  Traffic on that quiet street at that time of the morning is rare. This morning, just as my back bumper is meeting the…
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Accountability – Driver’s Must Have

“…I wonder how many drivers that injure someone in an accident follow up to understand how the injury may have effected that person.  I’m left with an impression that ICBC keeps the person responsible out…
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Refocus on the Real Issue: Road Rage

Our provincial leaders have identified a road safety issue and they are addressing it.  Transportation Minister, Todd Stone, has promised legislation that will arm police to punish that scourge of road safety: the left lane…
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