Kyla Lee on Radio NL
A ruling last week from the BC Supreme Court held up that idea saying that having a loose phone in a cup holder while listening to music or a podcast through your car speakers is NOT distracted driving.
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Identity of drivers using phones at fatal crash scene could be issue in court challenges, lawyers say
Proving the identities of people who used cellphones to take photos and videos while driving by the scene of a fatal collision in Saskatoon could be a challenge if the tickets mailed to the vehicles’ owners are contested in court, say two criminal defence lawyers.
…Wearing two earbud headphones connected to dead phone counts as distracted driving: judge
A new court ruling on distracted driving laws says that drivers are not allowed to wear headphones in both ears even if they’re connected to a dead cell phone.
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Kyla Lee on News 1130: Local lawyer shares traffic court tips to follow COVID-19 regulations
A local lawyer is helping inform people on Instagram about the changes to which have come to traffic court in B.C. because of the coronavirus.
…Kyla Lee on the Mike Smyth Show
A Vancouver Island Grandma has been nailed with an excessive speeding ticket worth $2,800 in fines.
Kyla Lee on Global News: Life after surviving COVID-19
What’s life like for people who have recovered from COVID-19? And are they immune to the virus?
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Kyla Lee on Chek News
When retired RCMP traffic officer Dave Hay hits the roads of Vancouver Island, there’s not a stretch from Port Hardy to the Malahat that doesn’t bring back a memory of a crash he’s responded to.
…Kyla Lee on Global News
Nanaimo grandmother fights excessive speeding ticket
A Nanaimo grandmother is fighting her excessive speeding ticket, saying while she admits to driving over the limit, the punishment does not fit the crime. Brad MacLeod reports.
Kyla Lee on Radio NL
At least one BC lawyer is expecting to see a huge demand for increased legal service provision on a pro bono or reduced cost basis as a result of COVID-19.
…Kyla Lee on Radio NL
On the guidelines for businesses that are starting to reopen, Provincial Health Officer Dr Bonnie Henry says these are not regulations, what they are, are guidance documents.
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