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ARTICLE · 19 JULY 2022

Pursuing Compensation For A Collision In A Construction Zone

According to the Ontario Road Safety Annual Report (found here), construction vehicles are frequently involved in collisions in Ontario. This does not come as a surprise as poorly planned construction zones...

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According to the Ontario Road Safety Annual Report (found here), construction vehicles are frequently involved in collisions in Ontario. This does not come as a surprise as poorly planned construction zones disrupt traffic and create an increased risk of driving incidences that might not occur on a roadway without construction.

What is a Construction Zone?

Construction zones can be defined as an area marked with traffic control devices such as signage or pylons. These markings will be seen at the beginning and end of the zone. There may be a traffic control person to help direct the flow of traffic.

One common reason for construction zone collisions is negligent road construction and poor construction planning. It is possible the municipality responsible for the construction zone or the construction company responsible for the construction zone will be found liable for creating an unsafe situation resulting in injury to road users including drivers and

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