Archer's Blue Car Driving School

Police investigate fatal collision: Officers from the Major Collision Investigations Section (MCIS) are investigating a fatal head-on collision that occurred on... a one-way road. At approximately 6:18 p.m. this evening, May 27, 2020, police were called to 100 Avenue at 167 Street on the report of a head-on collision. It was reported that a 2018 Ford F150 was travelling westbound on the eastbound-only section of 100 Avenue near 167 Street when it collided with a 2017 Dodge Caravan travelling eastbound. The 75-year-old male driver of the Caravan was pronounced deceased on scene. A 70-year-old female, 32-year-old male and 3-year-old boy who were also in the Caravan were transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The 38-year-old driver of the F-150 was transported to hospital and is in serious but stable condition. Speed and alcohol are considered to be factors in this collision. MCIS officers continue to investigate. http://dlvr.it/RXVBXL

From one of my old army buddies. Good beginner car but is manual transmission, So it's a great beginner car for someone who wants to learn to drive stick!

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Edmonton drivers reminded city roads are not Castrol Raceway: Edmonton drivers are being cautioned to slow down again, following an ongoing series of high flyer...s stopped by EPS Traffic Unit officers on city streets. This is the second time in three weeks that we’ve had to message motorists to slow down, said Sgt. Kerry Bates, of the EPS Traffic Safety Unit. The roads may be somewhat quieter these days due to the people remaining at home during the pandemic, though that doesn’t give motorists additional liberties to ignore the posted speed limits. Edmonton Police Service Traffic Unit members have clocked drivers racing around the city at excessive speeds of 151 km/hr in a 80 km/hr zone, 141 km/hr in a posted 80 km/hr zone, 123 km/h in a 50 km/h zone, 181 km/h in a posted 100 km/h zone even 200 km/h on the Anthony Henday last week. With warmer temperatures now here, motorcycles are also starting to appear on city roads, increasing the risk of collisions, injuries or even deaths. Some people are obviously feeling the effects of cabin fever having been cooped up at home for the last several weeks, explained Sgt. Bates. We get it, though regardless, you’re creating a lot of unnecessary risk for yourselves and those on the roads around you when you decide to drive with reckless abandon. It’s not acceptable, and you’re exposing yourself to a hefty fine, at a time when many people are facing difficult financial pressures at home. Bates added: To be frank, it’s selfish to say the very least, to potentially cause an unnecessary collision that could further increase the pressure our hospitals and front-line healthcare professionals are currently under, as a result of the COVID-19 virus. The EPS is stepping up its traffic enforcement efforts to address this ongoing trend, which is occurring with lower traffic volumes on city roadways. Violations for speeding can include fines of up to $2,000 and up to 6 demerits, depending on how fast the driver was travelling. Those found to be exceeding the speed limit by 51 km/h or more may face a driver’s licence suspension. http://dlvr.it/RVC0tW

In this video, we teach new drivers how and when to do mirror checks and shoulder check so that they can check their blind spots.

Dear Archer's Current and Former Students, As you well know, the Government of Alberta has ordered non-essential business closed. While we have stopped all in-car lessons and in-person classroom sessions at this time, our office remains open. Once the Government rescind it’s order and it is considered safe we will be starting up our operations again as soon as possible. In the meantime since I got some time on my hands, we will be creating some videos of our in-car lessons... content. Let us know if you’re interested in viewing our videos. Lastly, we will be doing some volunteering work delivering groceries and essentials around town. So if you are in self-quarantine and cannot leave your home and you do not have anyone to bring you your purchases, let us know. We’ll be happy to help out if we can. Wishing you all to stay healthy, Dom, Kelly, Elaine and Carol

Please slow down. EPS and the City have noticed a significant increase in speeding over the past week. City data shows that while there was a 30% decrease in ...vehicles on our roads last week, there was a 30% increase in speeding more than 20 km/hr over the limit. By driving at safe speeds, drivers can help ease the burden on police and health resources so they can focus on COVID-19. Enforcement will continue throughout the city to keep our streets safe and locations that have seen an increase in speeding will be prioritized. Please help us keep our roads and each other safe.

It's mostly about driving to the conditions

Hi Facebook friends, I'm looking for Class 5 driving instructors in Edmonton for Archer's Blue Car Driving School. We're a small family and veteran owned busine...ss looking to expand and will train candidates. We are looking for: - Minimum Class 5 or higher license for 3 years or more, preference will be given to anyone who holds a Class 4 license or higher; - Clean driver's abstract; - Must pass a criminal record and working with vulnerable persons (minors) check; -Must pass a professional driver's medical; - Neat and clean personal appearance; - Good English communication skills. - (If Ex Mil or still serving) Preferably PLQ qualified or instruction Mod completed. Once trained and certified with Alberta Transport, starting wage will be $20.00/instructing hours, with a raise to $22.50/instructing hours after 500 hours. If you’re an experienced Driving Instructor and currently certified by Alberta Transportation: Starting wages as an employee $25/instructing hour for employees $30/instructing hour for contractors. Please PM me if interested Priority hiring will be given to Veterans. See more