The Arrive Alive website received a very interesting email from a vehicle owners who was shocked to find that her number plate appeared on another vehicle driven in another province in breach of the road traffic legislation!

Traffic Fine Received:

We referrred this to the vehicle licensing specialists and received the following response:

Response:

The person has to write an affidavit to the state prosecutor stating that the vehicle in question and the ticket may be cancelled.

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Many drivers are fed up with the state of the public roads. However, now drivers in Saskatchewan can actually have points deducted from their drivers license for hitting a pot hole.

One man hit a pot hole and lost six points off his license and had to pay $500 to have his car repaired when he hit one. The man was very angry about this and thought the whole thing was unfair.

The auto insurance company stated that drivers who are at fault for hitting a pot hole will be subject to having points taken off their drivers license. Pot holes are supposed to be fix by the local government so that the roads are as safe as possible for drivers.

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Question:

Please could someone advise me about whether or not it is permissable to park opposite a driveway on a narrow road?

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Many drivers are shocked when their automobile insurance policy comes up for renewal and their premium rates have increased and not decreased. Auto insurance companies will tell you that two things come into play when they calculate your premium rates. For most auto insurers these are your credit score and your overall driving record.

Lets first examine why your credit score plays such a big role in how your premium rates are calculated. Most people have their credit score to see if they can qualify for a line of credit. For example, if you want to purchase a cell phone contract, get a loan, or buy a car then the person extending the loan wants to make sure that you are in fact credit worthy.

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