Andrew Clark

It has more to do with the general division of labour in society, writes Andrew Clark

Some drivers speed the wrong way down my street, as if breaking the law for a shorter period of time mitigates the transgression. This is no small crime. It’s a dangerous menace

I have suddenly become a popular guy. Not with the general population but with a select segment of society known as auto sales representatives and finance and insurance managers

Why are they so loathed? It is because e-bikes and e-scooters are bikes, cars or pedestrians depending on what they choose

While some states use technology to clamp down on super speeders, places like Ontario are banning speed cameras

Andrew Clark has rented a series of boring cars but after a mistake when booking, realized he should always upgrade his vehicle while on vacation

Is it a Ford Country Squire with a woodgrain bodyside, a Plymouth Voyager, Toyota Camry or Honda Odyssey? No, Andrew Clark writes. Whatever kind of car your father drove is the quintessential dad car

A Tesla in B.C. was filmed on the Trans-Canada Highway with the driver asleep and a Domino’s pizza box sitting on the dashboard next to the stuffed animal

Cars that are grayscale colours comprise more than 80 per cent of the U.S. car market, up from 47 per cent in 1996

With more vehicles parking themselves, Andrew Clark hopes the parking competitions in some U.S. cities will come to Canada