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ICBC driving tips
Video driving tips provide important information about driving techniques and road safety issues. New ICBC driving tips are added periodically. If you would like to be notified when a new tip is online, please subscribe to ICBC driving tips.
Featured tip: School zone safety
School's back. And that means 30-km/h school zones are also in effect. A car travelling at 50 km/h in ideal conditions takes 37 metres to stop. At 30 km/h, you can stop in less than half that distance. Our September tip features a crossing guard explaining why it's so important drivers slow down in school zones.
More than 50 other tips are available!
In the table below, roll over each category to select more driving tips:
- Basic Skills
- Commercial Vehicles
- Emergency Strategies
- Hazardous Conditions
- Highway Driving
- Intersections
- Intersection Safety
- Approaching an amber light
- Power goes out at an intersection
- T-intersections
- Where to stop at a stop sign
- What to do at a flashing green light
- Roundabouts
- Approaching an amber light
- Rolling stops
- Uncontrolled intersections
- Right of way
- Use caution when the light turns green
- Pedestrian at an unmarked Intersection
- 4-way stop intersections
- Sharing the roadway
- High-risk driving
- It's motorcycle season
- HOV lanes
- Cyclists
- Tailgating
- Changing lanes
- Emergency vehicles
- Motorcycle awareness
- Stopping distance behind another vehicle
- Driving too slowly can be dangerous
- Dealing with an aggressive driver
- What's in your blind spot?
- Being passed by another vehicle
- Lane position on a single-lane road
- Stopping/parking
- Turning
- Vehicle safety devices
- Vulnerable road users
Summer vacation's over. School's back. Here are some tips on driving safely:
- Slow down and keep your distance between the vehicle in front
- Expect longer delays from traffic congestion, construction or bad weather.
- If you're going to be later than expected — take a deep breath and accept it.