Roadblocks, Breathalyzers & E-Bike Chaos in B.C. with Kyla Lee

What can police legally demand from you at a B.C. roadblock? How reliable are roadside tests for alcohol, cannabis and prescription medications? And when does an e-bike or scooter legally become a motor vehicle?B.C. driving lawyer Kyla Lee joins Ship of Fools to explain what drivers are required to do when stopped, what rights they still have and where roadside enforcement can become legally questionable.Kyla breaks down breathalyzer demands, drug testing, false or misleading readings and the consequences of refusing—or being unable—to provide a sample. She also explains how Charter rights apply behind the wheel, including Section 1 and the limits governments can place on individual rights in the name of public safety.The conversation then turns to the growing confusion around e-bikes and e-scooters in British Columbia. What is actually legal, where can they be ridden and who is responsible when riders, drivers and pedestrians are competing for space on roads, sidewalks and bike lanes?A practical and timely conversation about the driving laws every British Columbian should understand.This episode is for general information only and does not constitute legal advice.