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According to the province’s Highway Safety Act, bicycles are indeed held to the same standards as any other vehicles, meaning riders must obey all traffic laws, and have all the same rights and responsibilities as other drivers. Just like you’ve got the right to take the full lane and make a left turn in the middle of city traffic while on a bike, you’re also legally bound to stop at stop signs, signal when you turn, and do all the other things you’d do while safely driving an SUV or car.
Obviously, this includes not sucking back five pints and weaving your way home. Sure, a bicycle is less likely to seriously damage another vehicle or pedestrian, but you can still hurt others and yourself or wind up causing an accident between other vehicles.
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GMC Hummer EV SUV to have “only” 830 horsepower The GMC HUMMER EV SUV completes the HUMMER EV family and features a 126.7-inch wheelbase for tight proportions and a maneuverable body, providing remarkable on- and off-road capability. Photo by GMC
GMC has revealed the upcoming electric Hummer, promising a lightning quick SUV with a thunderous amount of power. The 2024 GMC Hummer EV SUV will muscle up to 97 km/h in 3.5 seconds thanks to its “only” 830 horsepower, a figure eclipsed by the truck version of the Hummer, which will boast 1,000 horsepower. Interestingly, the SUV manages less range than the truck version, due to its inability to carry as many batteries on its smaller frame. Check out the image gallery the First Look reveals a bold form worthy of the Hummer tag.