John Ducker is a journalist based in Victoria, British Columbia, writing for the Times Colonist. With a focus on local news and issues, John's articles often cover topics related to road safety, auto maintenance, and transportation. His goal is to provide valuable information and insights to the community, helping readers stay informed and safe.
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John Ducker's articles predominantly cover topics related to driving, transportation, and logistics with a focus on safety. He often cites data and provides expert commentary in his pieces. If you are reaching out to him, consider offering insights or data-driven analysis related to road safety, vehicle maintenance tips, or trends in transportation that would resonate with his local audience in Canada, British Columbia, Victoria. Additionally, if you have expertise in driving tests or preparedness for various road conditions such as rain or snow, your input may align well with the themes he covers.
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By: John Ducker
Driving across the country, including a stretch through the U.S., was like being on a race track where speeders follow too closely.
By: John Ducker
The best option to avoid costly repairs is to keep things ticking along with a regular regime of good old prevention.
Wintertime is one of the most dangerous periods to be on the road and readers are seeing plenty of issues out there, with lack of signalling and headlights among the top concerns.
By: John Ducker
Young drivers can be taught lots of tactics and techniques to deal with countless difficult situation they'll encounter
By: John Ducker
Those things you needed to do to pass your driving test — stopp at stop signs, properly parallel park, keep both hands on the wheel — still count
By: John Ducker
Vehicles are forced to slow down and going in a circle eliminates possibility of head-on and right angle crashes — the worst types of road collisions.
One reason you pay so much for car insurance is that a staggering 150,000 parking lot collisions occur in B.C. every year. So slow down, avoid distractions like cellphones and be patient
The root of all cold, wet season motoring errors is driving too fast for road and weather conditions.
I feel it's part of my job now to watch the endless stream of videos posted on social media around bad drivers. The incidents can range from the trivial to the unbelievable.
By: John Ducker
A 2010 study showed that, in Idaho, cyclists' injuries were reduced after the state removed the requirement to come to a full stop at a stop sign.
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