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Spyker and SAAB looking for payback Late last year, Spyker, SAAB and General Motors...

Idiots behind the wheel A recent highway racing incident has sparked an...

Are you allowed to mount your GPS on the windshield? Maybe you already own a GPS or you're planning ...

Teens and wheels: Your responsibilities as a parent (part 3 of 3) Did you know your insurance costs could go up i...

Teens and wheels: Your responsibilities as a parent (part 2 of 3) Québec is not Canada's only province to conside...

One Passenger - Double the Risk Many provinces have adopted rules for new drive...

Drunk driving: zero alcohol rule now applies in Quebec for drivers of age 21 and younger In order to reduce the number of accidents invo...

Bill 48 is useless The discussions over Bill 48 continue to gather...

The debate surrounding Bill 48 rages on Following the publication of an APA press relea...

More experts on the topic of Bill 48 in Quebec A few weeks ago, the Quebec government tabled a...

Calgary drivers soon to be silenced by Noise Snare Calgary looks primed to fight noisy vehicles st...

No more cell phones for commercial truck drivers, NTSB says Commercial truck drivers are exempt from distra...

Speed traps: Windsor, Hamilton, Toronto and Edmonton the most closely watched in Canada The National Motorists Association (NMA) publis...

How loud is too loud? This past weekend, summer finally seemed to arr...

Quebecers can officially remove their snow tires, but... Although the province has barely recovered from...

Spain reduce speeds limits to save on fuel Faced with gas prices at around 1.77 CAD per li...