The Westshore RCMP web site
Posted by Steven Hurdle on February 2, 2010
I discovered this site recently, and it’s a collection of news stories about the Westshore RCMP. It seems like they’re updating their Newsroom quite frequently, and they have several other resources there as well.
LAMOUREUX,Roger said
I realize you gentleman/ladies are busy with other stuff on the fire and traffic
enforcement is kinda low priority.But i’m sure you could make a fortune in traffic
offences being carried out let me ask a question in this province IS IT LEGAL TO PASS
ON THE RIGHT of a roadway,OR THE CLASSIC ONE DRIVING UP TO A INTERSECTION OVER PAINTED
ROAD MARKINGS STARTING AT BELMONT SCHOOL TO MAKE the green light eg; Jacklin and Sooke
Rd.,bottom of triangle mountain.Maybe call me strange but people are complaining about
high insurance rates stop and think that maybe oh wait thinking?? what the #$$@@ we
have lotsa money to pay for damages.I ‘ve been driving for over 40+ years and have’nt
had an accident yet and being a professional driver you need that.All i can say is
driving is A PRIVALEDGE NOT A GOD GIVEN RIGHT. And in closing lets see more traffic
enforcement out there PLEASE OR SOMEONE’SGONNA BE KILLED MAYBE YOU.Inter-provincial
driver and yes across canada
hornHead said
Roger:
This is directly from the BC Motor Vehicle Act.
Passing on right
158 (1) The driver of a vehicle must not cause or permit the vehicle to overtake and pass on the right of another vehicle, except
(a) when the vehicle overtaken is making a left turn or its driver has signalled his or her intention to make a left turn,
(b) when on a laned roadway there is one or more than one unobstructed lane on the side of the roadway on which the driver is permitted to drive, or
(c) on a one way street or a highway on which traffic is restricted to one direction of movement, where the roadway is free from obstructions and is of sufficient width for 2 or more lanes of moving vehicles.
(2) Despite subsection (1), a driver of a vehicle must not cause the vehicle to overtake and pass another vehicle on the right
(a) when the movement cannot be made safely, or
(b) by driving the vehicle off the roadway.