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Did you recently get into an accident? In this post, we explain 5 actions you can take to obtain benefits if you were involved in a motor vehicle accident.

All motor vehicle injury lawsuits require careful analysis of two important concepts: 1) liability, and 2) damages.

The cap set by the British Columbia government on the number of expert reports allowed in motor vehicle lawsuits has been ruled unconstitutional by the B.C. Supreme Court, as it violates the ...

As Canadians become increasingly concerned about the environment, car companies are responding by adding electric vehicles to their offerings.

Many trucking companies have entered into arrangements with subcontracted carriers or owner-operators/contractors for charges such as fuel, insurance, or licensing fees.

On May 20, 2021, Manitoba's new legislation allowing testing of automated driving systems came into force. Bill 20, The Vehicle Technology Testing Act, amends The Highway Traffic Act...

On January 31, 2022, the federal Minister of Transport hosted a National Supply Chain Summit. By March 25, 2022, the Minister appointed a National Supply Chain Task Force...

These forces present both challenges and opportunities that are likely to fundamentally affect the evolution of businesses and transaction activity across the sector.

Canada has lots to gain from the UPX transportation infrastructure project yielding first class results and a positive outcome over the course of time.

Motorcycles are symbols of freedom and, for some, rebellion. They are also some of the smallest vehicles on the road, offering little protection in case of an accident or collision.

The Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) decision in Wasylyk v. Simcoe (County), 2023 ONCA 781 has upheld a trial judge's finding of liability in a winter maintenance roadway...

As of December 4, 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has lifted the moratorium on penalties for businesses in the trucking industry that fail to report fees for services on T4A slips for the 2025 tax year and subsequent tax years.

Transportation is undergoing a technological revolution. The Mobility as a Service (MaaS) model is becoming how vehicles are sold, owned and used.

We have all been behind those cars that weave or slow down unnecessarily. The initial thought is that the driver might be impaired.

Motorcycle season is in full swing, and thousands of avid bikers are enjoying the warm air and dry pavement. But when motorcyclists are injured in accidents, the consequences can be devastating.

Government incentives and legislation are affecting the market and promoting zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) including electric vehicles (EVs).

On March 25, 2015, the BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association released a report highlighting privacy challenges in something that rivals smartphones in ubiquity: cars.

Transportation Minister Lisa Raitt announced today that the federal government has introduced Bill C-52, the Safe and Accountable Rail Act.