Traffic School

This episode of "Traffic School Powered by the Advocates" features Lieutenant Crain joining live from sunny Nevada to field questions, share anecdotes, and give legal guidance on traffic-related topics. Discussions covered a range of quirky subjects, including people cutting through parking lots to bypass traffic at the 17th Street Bridge closure, delivery drivers’ challenges, and peculiar traffic habits like stopping a car length away at lights. Callers shared their frustrations and curiosities, from proper use of flashers when driving slow, to the illegality of flashing a gun at other drivers, and roundabout navigation etiquette.Lieutenant Crain offered practical advice, highlighting safety, legality, and occasionally weaving in humor to address callers' situations. Notably, the show turned interactive, offering "Cannonball 101" T-shirts to anyone who participated. It closed with a light-hearted exchange, leaving listeners informed, entertained, and some better dressed.

This episode of Traffic School Powered by The Advocates Injury Attorneys, hosted by Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain, features a lively and engaging discussion about driving rules, local traffic regulations, and humorous interactions with callers.Here are the highlights from today's episode:Lieutenant Crain in the House: The episode starts with Lieutenant Crain ready to address driving questions, emphasizing that roads have been decent and not snow-laden. He jokes about phones now working properly, allowing seamless caller participation.Caller Highlights:A caller asked about navigating a "diamond intersection" in Rexburg and clarified that turning right on a red arrow is not allowed.Another caller humorously inquired how many laps one can take around a roundabout before it would raise suspicion. Lieutenant Crain noted that discretion varies by officer.A debate about highway merging stressed the responsibility of drivers entering from an on-ramp to seamlessly join traffic without causing disruption.Questions about the duration and timing for using turn signals revealed the rule of signaling for five seconds or the equivalent safe distance before lane changes.Driver Etiquette and Law Enforcement:The importance of maintaining courtesy, such as staying out of the left lane unless passing, was stressed.Discussions touched on when and how to escalate speed or slow down when signs indicate changes. Drivers are required to adhere to the limits only once the relevant signage is reached.Lieutenant Crane provided insights into the funding from citations, clearing up misconceptions that police departments gain revenue from traffic tickets.Humor and Relatability:Callers injected humor, including tales of hypothetical road pranks and comical misunderstandings about the law.Anecdotes about overloaded horse trailers, multiple flat tires, and rogue kittens offered some lighthearted breaks.Safety Tips:Emphasis on safety measures such as keeping clear of poorly maintained roads in winter and ensuring proper lane discipline to prevent hazards.The episode wrapped up with callers expressing gratitude for the humor and advice, while hosts reflected on a busy and fun-filled session. Stay tuned for the next Traffic School episode!FOLLOW ME EVERYWHERE @VIKTORWILTVisit our website: https://riverbendmediagroup.com/info-page/the-viktor-wilt-show/Subscribe to the KBear YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@kbear101rmgFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kbear101fmFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kbear101fm/Follow us on Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/kbear101fm.bsky.socialFollow us on Threads: https://www.threads.net/@kbear101fmFollow us on X/Twitter: https://x.com/kbear101fm

In this episode of Traffic School, powered by The Advocates Injury Attorneys, the crew takes to Facebook and Instagram live with a mix of traffic advice, anecdotes, and community questions. Hosted by the vibrant team of Viktor Wilt, Lieutenant Crain, and friends, the show blends humor with valuable driving insights.Key Highlights:Common Driving Questions:Headlights: It’s a traffic violation to drive with a headlight out, though enforcement often results in warnings instead of tickets.Roundabout Etiquette: Don’t treat roundabouts like amusement park rides! Speed limits in roundabouts are typically 15-20 mph.Driving Laws: U-turns and snow-shoveling into streets? Know your local ordinances!Funny Stories from the Field:A memorable story featured a handcuffed suspect stealing a patrol car, with a humorous chase involving differing vehicle speeds.Another tale included someone shaving off the tops of mobile homes under a low overpass in American Falls.Unexpected Queries:Can someone get a DUI on a horse? Not technically, but public intoxication laws still apply.Driving missing car doors or using motorized wheelchairs on streets raised safety and legality discussions.Winter Prep Tips:With expected snowfall, they emphasized clearing off all vehicle windows, adjusting headlights, and planning for longer travel times.Audience Interaction:The team engaged with listener-submitted questions, debunking myths like police pursuit limits and legal snow-shoveling practices. Humor kept things light, even with critical topics like reckless driving and DUI laws.The podcast continues its mission to make traffic laws accessible with a side of entertainment!

Traffic School powered by The Advocates Injury Attorneys, featuring special guest Carolina Roslyn. We discuss Carolina's local viral videos and dashcam content, Karen at Dairy Queen, proper driving in foggy and slick conditions, traveling too fast for conditions, Peaches needs a snow brush, how to get a good deal on a quality dashcam, Carolina's music on Spotify, speed limits on on-ramps, rolling coal, reasons police may have their lights on outside of emergencies, filming in public, and more

The show kicks off with Peaches in the hosting chair due to Viktor sleeping in and being late for the show. Lots of razzing Viktor for being late. Other topics discussed include: Christmas, roundabouts, driving too fast for conditions, snow tires, cruise control, u-turns on Hitt road with confusing signs, ISP social media pages, right of way, train horns in vehicles, Carolina Roslyn on the show next week

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lieutenant Marvin Crain. Somehow screwed up the recording of the regular morning show and the first 3 minutes of this show, hence shy it sounds kinda blown out. Thankfully it gets back to normal pretty quickly. This show features special guests Ben, Mason, Abril and Laura from The Advocates Injury Attorneys. They were kind enough to bring in a $250 Visa Gift card which we hooked up one lucky caller with at the end of the show. We had a lot of fun, there was a lot of giving eachother grief, hope you enjoy it!

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include jurisdiction of state police, proper zipper merging of traffic in construction areas, Idaho State Police are hiring, the roads that were recently changed to one-way only in Idaho Falls, Viktor Wilt running for office on a platform of lunacy, the infamous roundabout video that has yet to happen, the timeframe in which studded snow tires are legal, reasonable suspicion and legal use of a drug dog, winter driving requirements relating to vehicles covered in snow.

Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police answer listener calls about the law. Join the show LIVE every Friday morning at 8:45AM MST by streaming at riverbendmediagroup.com, and call the show live at 208-535-1015!

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Various topics relating to Idaho law discussed with live callers.

Traffic School with Lieutenant Crain of the Idaho State Police. Various topics covered.

Topics discussed include post-Halloween recap, Fireball chocolates, trick or treating in small towns, the legality of keeping wild animals as pets, new roundabout causing people issues, Halloween pranks, people having meltdowns at the polls due to their lack of knowledge about electioneering, being respectful to poll workers, early voting, traffic laws relating to e-bikes, non-alcoholic beverages in vehicles, bicycles in traffic, pedestrian law, people speeding near the INL, ISP hiring, do cops need to be visible when monitoring traffic, when speed limits kick in, DUI vs DWI, what to do if you see an officer with a tail light out

Topics discussed include the Idaho State Police winter driving training event, trespassing laws, what to do if a driver in front of you is brake checking you, teaching kids to drive in a parking lot when they are unlicensed, classes to reduce points on your insurance record, driving a Zamboni while drunk, people taking pictures of houses from the sidewalk, winter driving conditions incoming, proper use of turn signals, pulling someone over out of jurisdiction, assistance for substance abuse, people shooting firearms in town, proper way to handle an animal running out in the road, Halloween caution

Should bicyclists ride with or against traffic, can you speed up to pass someone in a construction zone, can you wear headphones while driving, how to get a job with the Idaho State Police, how loud is too loud for your stereo, can you get up to speed as fast as possible leaving an intersection, is the state required to keep roads clean during harvest, is there a limit on how bright headlights can be, can passengers in a taxi bring open containers into the vehicle, can you drink nonalcoholic beverages while driving

Utah drivers proven to be bad, electric scooters and bikes on the road, destruction and theft of political signs, posting political signs on public property, giant flags on trucks, death threats, custody issues, no-contact orders, led headlights, driving barefoot, causing distractions on the roads by kicking up dirt, Judas Priest concert

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include the Judas Priest concert tomorrow night at the Mountain America Center, flying cars and sky troopers, proper pedestrian and jogger etiquette, animals on the roadway, what happens if you bring something that is legal in Nevada yet illegal in Idaho here and vice-versa, window tinting, trick or treating, dressing Peaches up for Halloween as Princess Peach, the Life In Idaho Falls Facebook group, marijuana laws, driving under the influence, Cybertruck cop cars, the Greater Idaho Initiative, pursuits

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include dumpster diving and searching for treasure at the landfill, the intersection of Yellowstone and Hiline in Pocatello, drivers driving vehicles that are filled with garbage, driving with pets in vehicles, chicken fighting, problems in Springfield, right of way in a roundabout, vandalism and theft of political signs

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include Yellowstone, laws regarding when to slow down / speed up when the speed limit changes, cops out in the middle of nowhere, who is responsible for chipped windshields, cats in the background, seatbelt and helmet laws, passing on highways, how many dogs are you allowed to have, traveling in the left lane, enforcement of need speeds and road closures during the fair, what to do if there are errors on a ticket you receive, open carry of knives

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include parking in turning lanes while engaging in business, the Eastern Idaho State Fair, following too closely, neighbors parking too close to driveway, I-15 road construction, public records and how to access them, right turns on red, speed limits on country roads, turning into the far lane, catapulting objects at vehicles, legality of blue lights on vehicles, picking your own tow driver

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police with special guests Ben and Mason from The Advocates Injury Attorneys, topics discussed include a big new KBear 101 concert promotion, giving away a $200 VISA gift card, weight limits on roads that say "no trucks", playing siren noises on the radio, zipper movements in construction zones, merging onto highways/freeways, passing multiple vehicles on the highway, hauling doubles, CDL licenses, jack-knifing a trailer, Figure 8 Racing, cutting off vehicles, moving over for towing vehicles, towing vehicles at high speed, court conflicts of interest, using hand signals instead of turn signals, felons riding in vehicles with firearms

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include golf cart simulating drunk driving leads teen to crash into a crowd, drunk driving on a horse, cat rescue, chip sealing on I-15, who is responsible for rock chips when your vehicle is hit by a rock, driving in the left lane, the new ISP Mustang, lots of questions about commercial vehicles.

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include birds being creepy, being stuck behind people that drive too slow, dream vehicles, can you go over the speed limit to pass, driving with your dome light on, bright headlights, bicyclists on the roadway, construction by the river, tinted lights, flying cars, Rexburg roundabout, Mountain Dew now being served at BYU-I, Rexburg ragers, issues with Chubbuck intersections, small town cop life

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include taking care of your family VS going to see the Grateful Dead, tacos in St. Anthony, The Advocates and prizes, people sitting in the intersection in Rexburg, being annoying is not a crime, punching your siblings in the neck, what to do when an accident happens, judging the amount of damage to a vehicle after an accident, drag racing on public streets, passengers with open containers, AI music, CDL licenses

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Topics discussed include nude kayaking, public nudity, bikers, cowboys, cowboy hats, roundabouts

Topics discussed include skinwalkers, The Valley In The Clouds Sanitarium, Skinwalker Ranch, traffic law, Idaho, police, roundabouts, trailers, license plates, aliens, ufos, drones, privacy laws, private property, Men In Black, zipper merging

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police. Post-4th of July talk regarding the festivities in East Idaho, with discussion regarding privacy laws, recording in public, and more.

Traffic School with Viktor Wilt and Lt. Marvin Crain of the Idaho State Police with special guests Josh Tielor and Peaches. General traffic law, Jackson Hole, Melaleuca Freedom Celebration, Riverfest, 4th of July.

Items discussed include the current closure of the pass between Victor, Idaho and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, animals attacking people at national parks, brutal commercials, how to contact a supervisor in law enforcement, illegal fireworks, travel and safety during the 4th of July, what vehicles are considered "trucks".

Lieutenant Crain checks in via telephone from a secure location.

The show is joined by special guest Ben from The Advocates.