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Lesson learned: bank robberies can be distracting when you are driving. She completed her left turn as safe as could be. I almost cried because I was so proud that she had not even noticed the bank robbery and police chase going the other direction, in progress. I was so proud my student still focused on what she needed to do to safely turn left. I quickly realized that the bank on the corner was actively being robbed, and cops were chasing the bad guy out of the parking lot with their vehicles. One time on a driving lesson, my student was turning left at Hastings and Gilmore.Freakiest thing I’ve ever seen while driving (unless those were ghosts) I drove right past them and saw them when they were standing right beside me.

Three people wearing all black clothing, standing in the middle of the road with no divider (as in, they were standing basically on the yellow line) on the darkest road in the world (no street lights of any kind) and it was a massive rain storm.

A horse crossing a busy street in rush hour in North Vancouver in a crosswalk.

Nothing bad happened to me (can’t speak for the bird) but it freaked me out.

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Kind of like how they sometimes run into glass windows when they’re flying. One time I was driving down the freeway at 100 km/hr and a bird ran into the side of my car.

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Tiny trick-or-treaters running across the road in a dark rain storm on a full moon on Halloween.

Cars driving the wrong way down the road coming towards me (two-way streets and also one-way streets, especially in downtown Vancouver).

Driving on a road where a car had just crashed into a fire hydrant, water shooting up into the air as high as the Eifel Tower, the roadway quickly turning into an Olympic sized swimming pool but without all the proper and fancy lanes and flags and stuff.

A train crossing in front of me in the dark that had absolutely no lights, no warning lights or stop sign of any kind.

A full sized ladder laying in the middle of the Ironworker’s Second Narrows bridge in the middle lane.

Sideways garbage cans flying in front of my car in a windstorm (like, literally).

Personally, I’ve seen all kinds of crazy hazards over the years I’ve been driving, including…