Episode 6: With special guest Ian Tootill, co-founder of SENSE BC

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Kyla Lee sits down with Ian Tootill, co-founder of SENSE BC (Safety by Education Not Speed Enforcement) to discuss how the organization came to be, speed limit reviews and left lane laws, in particular the frustration towards drivers who don't understand the concept "keep right except to pass"... They also provide their insights on how ICBC desperately needs a penalty point system overhaul, ICBC lying about statistics on accidents caused by cell phone use and of course... road rage. Follow Kyla Lee on Twitter: twitter.com/IRPlawyer Follow SENSE BC on Twitter: twitter.com/SenseBC Check out SENSE BC on Facebook: facebook.com/sensebc www.acumenlaw.ca www.vancouvercriminallaw.com

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