This is Ask a Traffic Cop where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around, whether you walk, ride, or drive!

Hosted by former Police Officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for all things traffic and policing.

Episode Recorded on September 9th, 2025

This episode is a full recording of the live stream, designed so you can listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he dives into your traffic and police-related questions, originally answered live across platforms like X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

In this episode, Sean is joined by Melody, who took questions from the audience in a special Ask a Mechanic segment. Together, they blended traffic safety with practical vehicle know-how, giving listeners the best of both worlds.

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about?

It’s a casual, engaging space where you can ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, tips to stay safe, and how to avoid tickets. With plenty of laughs and insights, it’s an opportunity to learn something new and maybe even get to know Sean a little better.

This isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something—it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. Backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generosity of sponsors like Barrett Legal (www.BarrettLegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (www.diamondlaw.ca), this podcast ensures Canadians have access to tools and information for safer driving.

Tune In and Get Involved

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, safety tips, or just need clarification on something that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real-time. With Melody adding her mechanic’s perspective, you’ll get even more value from the conversation. Sit back, listen, and let’s hit the road toward better traffic safety together.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

Ask a Traffic Cop – where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around, whether you walk, ride, or drive.

Hosted by former police officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for everything traffic safety and policing.

Episode Recorded: September 3rd, 2025

This episode is the full recording of our live stream.

Listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he answers your traffic and policing questions, originally shared live on X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

It’s a casual, engaging space to ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, safety tips, and how to avoid tickets. Expect useful insights, a few laughs, and maybe even a behind-the-scenes peek into Sean’s experiences.

This podcast isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something, it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. We’re proud to be backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generous support of our sponsors: Barrett Legal (barrettlegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (diamondlaw.ca). Their commitment helps us ensure Canadians have access to free, reliable road safety information.

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, looking for safety tips, or just need a clear answer to that question that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real time.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about? Why we do it? Tune in and get involved!

This is Ask a Traffic Cop where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around—whether you walk, ride, or drive!

Hosted by former Police Officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for all things traffic and policing.

Episode Recorded on September 2nd, 2025

This episode is a full recording of the live stream, designed so you can listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he dives into your traffic and police-related questions, originally answered live across platforms like X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about?

It’s a casual, engaging space where you can ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, tips to stay safe, and how to avoid tickets. With plenty of laughs and insights, it’s an opportunity to learn something new and maybe even get to know Sean a little better.

This isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something—it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. Backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generosity of sponsors like Barrett Legal (www.BarrettLegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (www.diamondlaw.ca) , this podcast ensures Canadians have access to tools and information for safer driving.

Tune In and Get Involved

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, safety tips, or just need clarification on something that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real-time. Sit back, listen, and let’s hit the road toward better traffic safety together.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

Ask a Traffic Cop – where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around, whether you walk, ride, or drive.

Hosted by former police officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for everything traffic safety and policing.

Episode Recorded: August 27th, 2025

This episode is the full recording of our live stream. At around the 35-minute mark, we’re joined by Jerry Agar from Newstalk 1010, who brings in questions from his audience. Together we touch on e-bikes and e-kick scooters while continuing the broader discussion about traffic safety, education, and enforcement in Toronto.

Listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he answers your traffic and policing questions, originally shared live on X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

It’s a casual, engaging space to ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, safety tips, and how to avoid tickets. Expect useful insights, a few laughs, and maybe even a behind-the-scenes peek into Sean’s experiences.

This podcast isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something, it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. We’re proud to be backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generous support of our sponsors: Barrett Legal (barrettlegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (diamondlaw.ca). Their commitment helps us ensure Canadians have access to free, reliable road safety information.

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, looking for safety tips, or just need a clear answer to that question that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real time.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about? Why we do it? Tune in and get involved!

This is Ask a Traffic Cop where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around—whether you walk, ride, or drive!

Hosted by former Police Officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for all things traffic and policing.

Episode Recorded on August 26th, 2025

This episode is a full recording of the live stream, designed so you can listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he dives into your traffic and police-related questions, originally answered live across platforms like X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about?

It’s a casual, engaging space where you can ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, tips to stay safe, and how to avoid tickets. With plenty of laughs and insights, it’s an opportunity to learn something new and maybe even get to know Sean a little better.

This isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something—it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. Backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generosity of sponsors like Barrett Legal (www.BarrettLegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (www.diamondlaw.ca) , this podcast ensures Canadians have access to tools and information for safer driving.

Tune In and Get Involved

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, safety tips, or just need clarification on something that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real-time. Sit back, listen, and let’s hit the road toward better traffic safety together.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

This is Ask a Traffic Cop where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around—whether you walk, ride, or drive!

Hosted by former Police Officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for all things traffic and policing.

Episode Recorded on August 19th, 2025

This episode is a full recording of the live stream, designed so you can listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he dives into your traffic and police-related questions, originally answered live across platforms like X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about?

It’s a casual, engaging space where you can ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, tips to stay safe, and how to avoid tickets. With plenty of laughs and insights, it’s an opportunity to learn something new and maybe even get to know Sean a little better.

This isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something—it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. Backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generosity of sponsors like Barrett Legal (www.BarrettLegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (www.diamondlaw.ca) , this podcast ensures Canadians have access to tools and information for safer driving.

Tune In and Get Involved

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, safety tips, or just need clarification on something that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real-time. Sit back, listen, and let’s hit the road toward better traffic safety together.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

This is Ask a Traffic Cop where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around—whether you walk, ride, or drive!

Hosted by former Police Officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for all things traffic and policing.

Episode Recorded on August 12th, 2025

This episode is a full recording of the live stream, designed so you can listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he dives into your traffic and police-related questions, originally answered live across platforms like X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about?

It’s a casual, engaging space where you can ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, tips to stay safe, and how to avoid tickets. With plenty of laughs and insights, it’s an opportunity to learn something new and maybe even get to know Sean a little better.

This isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something—it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. Backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generosity of sponsors like Barrett Legal (www.BarrettLegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (www.diamondlaw.ca) , this podcast ensures Canadians have access to tools and information for safer driving.

Tune In and Get Involved

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, safety tips, or just need clarification on something that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real-time. Sit back, listen, and let’s hit the road toward better traffic safety together.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!

Ask a Traffic Cop – where police and traffic education meet fun, no matter how you get around, whether you walk, ride, or drive.

Hosted by former police officer Sean Shapiro, AKA @VoiceoverCop, this podcast is your go-to destination for everything traffic safety and policing.

Episode Recorded: August 11th, 2025

This episode is the full recording of our live stream, so you can listen on the go without breaking the law or burning through your data. Join Sean as he answers your traffic and policing questions, originally shared live on X.com, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok.

What’s Ask a Traffic Cop all about?

It’s a casual, engaging space to ask a former cop anything about the rules of the road, safety tips, and how to avoid tickets. Expect useful insights, a few laughs, and maybe even a behind-the-scenes peek into Sean’s experiences.

Why we do it

This podcast isn’t about pushing an agenda or selling you something—it’s about keeping you, your family, and everyone else on the road safe. We’re proud to be backed by the Canadian Organization for Better Traffic, Safety, and Education (bettertraffic.ca) and the generous support of our sponsors: Barrett Legal (barrettlegal.ca) and Diamond and Diamond Lawyers (diamondlaw.ca). Their commitment helps us ensure Canadians have access to free, reliable road safety information.

Tune in and get involved

Whether you’re curious about traffic law, looking for safety tips, or just need a clear answer to that question that’s been bugging you, this is your chance to get real answers in real time.

🚗 Let’s drive safe, stay informed, and keep the conversation rolling!