Mike Smyth interviews Paul Doroshenko about speeding, passing on a highway and drinking and driving. Let’s have a listen to Superintendent Dale Carr, BC Highway Patrol.
“This month, I can tell you, they’re going to be absolutely focused on speed-related offenses.”
“Yeah, they’re coming to get you there. They’re looking for speeders and there’s lots of different ways.”
“Now, where do police set up to catch speeders? Now, you’d think at the bottom of the hill, right? Is that one of the classic spots? You catch those drivers, it’s force of gravity, but there are other places police speeders can set up to catch speeders too.”
“Forget about going downhill where the police might catch you. How about going uphill? Let’s have a listen to her (Kyla Lee) thoughts and I’ll get your thoughts.”
“And this one is not passing another vehicle. If you have to swerve into oncoming, oncoming traffic, which technically you can do in some cases, but she says she does not do it.”
“Another good piece of advice is don’t, don’t drink and drive OK, don’t have any, don’t drink anything get behind the wheel. It is legal in British Columbia to have like what, one drink and then you can, you’re still legal to drive. Is that correct?”
“It depends on your body weight and your gender.”