How to Deal With Getting Pulled Over by Police, Tickets & the Courts

As a professional driver , i must say, i absolutely love your videos. Definitely my favorite channel about being a safe and good driver out there. Keep up the great work !!! 🥂

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Ilovefootball - Thank you for your comment inspiring and flattering comment. And you are most welcome my friend. If there is anything further we can do, drop us a note. Always happy to help. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@rileymarieowens1490]

Thanks for all your videos and Happy New Year! The quality of the content (not necessarily the lighting or anything flashy like that) is the reason I keep coming back to this channel. It sort of feels like a college course mixed in with actual hand-to-wheel experience when I put in place whatever I learn here on the road.

[@smartdrivetest]

HI Reilly Owens - Thank you for your insightful and inspiring comment. You just gave voice to one of the objectives of Smart Drive Test - make theory more practical and practice simpler. You're a champion. If there is anything further we can do, drop us a note. Always happy to help. All the best, Cheers Rick PS - we're working on the lighting and the set!! 🤔 ;-)

[@byronchavarria4954]

What About Red Light Cameras

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Byron Chavarria - Thank you for your comment and query. Don't charge the yellow or you're going to get caught in the intersection on a red light. If there is anything further we can do, drop us a note. Always happy to help. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@stevestevenson6996]

I was just thinking it would be cool if he had a video on getting pulled over my the police. Bam a video is uploaded.

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Steve Stevenson - Thank you for your comment. We aim to service. Here is the original video on that topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJmcg6qhZbWqmac If there is anything further we can do, drop us a note. Always happy to help. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@satan7446]

you do a good job. Thanks you. if it's interesting about winter driving in Siberia, ask. :)

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Sat an - Thank you for your comment. Yes, I'm interested in the challenges you face, and what are the temperatures that you experience in the winter. Thank you for contributing to the smart driver knowledge and information.All the best my friend, Cheers Rick

[@satan7446]

winter temperatures from (rarely!) -10C to -43C. the average temperature (very often) is -27C -35C. (Celsius) problems immediately do not remember, but here's a short: 60% of drivers - do not see each other (when changing lanes, crossing the intersection ...) - Do not observe the distance both from the front and from the side (not everywhere is visible markup) - do not know how to use assistants (ABS, Traction Control ...) - do not understand (or do not want) how heating works, because of which all the windows are tightened with hoarfrost and the drivers do not see anything or banally ignore the car's maintenance - do not observe high-speed modes - do not assess the road situation because of the weather (fog, heavy snow, ice, wind ....) - not knowing how to get away from a collision - not knowing how to start moving on ice ... this is a small part that quickly came to mind.

[@rileymarieowens1490]

Yeah, I agree that roundabouts are safe and all, but they do require some getting used to. (relating to 47:36 in the video) I remember the first time I was in one, I heard the grrrr sound as my right rear wheel ended up on the truck apron. I was afraid but when watching your video on Truck Aprons I realised that the road was purposefully built that way. However, in New York's handful of roundabouts, they don't dye the truck apron red.

[@jewdali1]

thank you

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Salvador Dali - you are most welcome my friend. Happy New Year to you and your family. All the best, Cheers Rick

[@byronchavarria4954]

Can Canadian Police Pull Over An American Tourist Driver From The USA 🇺🇸 And Get Ticketed Example Someone From Glen Cove New York Got Pulled Over In Toronto

[@smartdrivetest]

Hi Byron Chavarria - Thank you for your comment and query. Yes! If an American driver is operating a motor vehicle on Canadian soil, s/he can be pulled over by police and charged under that laws of that jurisdiction. What is it you're looking for my friend? If there is anything further we can do, drop us a note. Always happy to help. All the best, Cheers Rick