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Posted April 21, 2026 9:06 pm

🅿️ Parallel Parking Made Easy (ICBC Exam Version)

Parallel parking looks scary—but when broken into steps, by Ez2drive Academy driving instructor in Victoria, BC it’s very manageable.

What ICBC Looks For

  • Observation

  • Control

  • Distance from the curb

  • Safe positioning

Parallel Parking: Step-by-Step

  1. Pull Up Beside the Front Car
    Stop beside the car in front of the space,...

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Posted April 1, 2026 9:06 pm

đźš— The Ultimate ICBC Reverse Parking Guide

Why It Matters

Reverse parking isn't just about the test; it’s about safety. By backing into a stall, you ensure better visibility when it is time to leave, allowing you to pull out forward into traffic rather than backing out blindly.


Phase 1: The Set-Up (Positioning)

The secret to...

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Posted March 24, 2026 9:06 pm

How to Perform a Proper Shoulder Check (And When ICBC Expects It)

Many students preparing for an ICBC road test in Victoria fail because of missed shoulder checks. A proper shoulder check is one of the most important safety habits examiners look for during a road test. Even experienced drivers sometimes forget to perform it consistently.

At Ez2Drive Academy, we teach...

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Posted February 1, 2026 9:06 pm

How to Pass Your ICBC Road Test in Victoria

How to Pass Your ICBC Road Test in Victoria

Passing your ICBC road test in Victoria, BC takes more than basic driving knowledge. Examiners look for safe habits, confidence, good judgment, observation skills, and consistent vehicle control in real traffic conditions. With the right preparation, regular practice, and guidance from...

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Posted January 21, 2026 9:06 pm

🛑 4-Way Stop Rules Explained (Simple & Clear)

4-Way Stop Rules Explained: Simple and Clear Guide for New Drivers

4-way stops confuse many new drivers, but the rules are actually simple when you understand the order of right-of-way. During an ICBC road test, the examiner wants to see that you can stop fully, observe carefully, understand whose turn...

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