Tips & Advice
Learning drivers need extra space and a little patience
Vancouver police constable and blogger Sandra Glendinning shares some of her readers' questions. read »
Give big rigs a big, big berth
Here are some tips that make it easier to understand the driving behaviour of truckers -- and how to accommodate them read »
Are you able to turn right on a red?
What you need to know before making a right turn on a red traffic light. read »
Top ways to drive on a diet
If you want to be a smooth operator, here are 20 fuel economy tips. read »
Check mirrors before opening doors
Taking this simple step can ensure it’s safe for passengers to exit the vehicle -- and it’s safe for anyone on the outside. read »
What to do when the beater quits
Follow these steps if your car stalls at a critical traffic point like a main intersection, bridge or tunnel. read »
Auto Reviews
Road Test: 2012 Jaguar XJ
Jaguar is back with an eye-catching look, a new found poise and, if you pony up the dosh, as much vigour as anyone could possibly want. read »
Editor's Picks
Strange things done in the urban jungle
Different roads, different people and different levels of skill can all add up to some unusual driving behaviour. read »
Looking good on or off the bike
Dressing your dog, or your favourite salad -- HD has you covered. read »
Who are the best drivers on the road?
These drivers are better trained and tested than most other drivers. read »
Features
Airstream resuscitation
The Airstream Life "Best in Modernism" vintage trailer award winner estimates he worked 6,200 hours and spent $30,000 restoring his 1954 Silver Streak. read »
Do you know where the dirt inside your car hides?
Is your car making you ill? A new survey shows that many Canadians have poor car cleaning habits, which can attract bacteria. Here’s a look at your vehicle’s germ hot-spots. read »
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