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Driving Law Driving Law
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4.8 • 17 Ratings
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Driving law drives the law. Our legal system is shaped and developed by what happens when we are in our cars. Acumen Law Corporation lawyer Kyla Lee discusses with guests all things related to the rules of the road and how it is constantly changing the legal landscape.
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Episode 293: Special Guest Chad Haggerty
Join Paul and our special guest, Chad Haggerty, while Kyla visits the happiest place on Earth. They discuss about smartwatch usage while driving and thought process of law enforcement in handing out tickets.
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Episode 292: Seizing a Powered Device and Using an Electronic Device
On this episode, Kyla and Paul talk about how not much has changed on the distracted driving laws. They also look at the new MVA and how the police plan to regulate "powered devices"
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Episode 291: Cut Off By A Bear and Use of Regulations to Avoid Legislation
This week's episode, Kyla and Paul look at all the legal aspects for a rider and a bear involved in a head on collision. They also discuss the trend of government using regulation to avoid the process of passing legislation.
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Episode 290: Amendments to the Amendment and Failure to Obey A Traffic Control Device
On this sunny episode, Kyla and Paul talk about amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act Amendments that were discussed on episode 285. They also look at an important Supreme Court decision, R. V. Robinson BCSC1879 relating to details of a failure to obey traffic control device ticket.
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Episode 289: Truck Driving Training and Uber Driver Benefits
On this episode, Kyla and Paul analyze how a government initiative helps to meet the shortfall of truck drivers in BC's interior. They also look at worker's compensation when it comes to Uber and the drivers.
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Episode 288: Mandatory Dashcams and Cheaper Parking
On this episode Kyla and Paul speak about a growing trend of tracking and surveillance on the road. They look at the new flat rate parking in Vancouver's Chinatown and if it will actually bring about the desired effects.
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Customer Reviews
Engaging and relevant
I really appreciate the friendly and competent nature of the hosts, and the easy to understand discussions on the legal landscape of all things pertaining driving, in particular the ones on ICBC. I’m not fond of the intro track though; it’s rather jarring, and annoying to skip over every time. Other than that, awesome show! 😊
Incredibly informative and accessible
Kyla and occasional co-host Paul are incredibly informed and experienced when it comes to law’s related to driving. They provide information in plain English rather than lawyer-speak. They present all sides of an issue so that the listener is informed and can draw their own conclusion about the issues.
I particularly appreciate that they state their position on the issues (with supporting information). Many podcasts are informative but kinda vanilla when it comes to their position. Not the case here! They are respectful and professional and principled. Love it!
Very Interesting and Educational
I really enjoy listening to this podcast and I learn something new every time I listen to it. Also, I’m a law student at the U of S so it’s not just the UBC law students listening!