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The PEI government passed legislation that will result in significant changes to the standard automobile policy, effective October 1, 2014.

While auto insurance is compulsory in all provinces across Canada, in Ontario, it became compulsory some thirty-eight years ago1 and little has since changed ...

The word floodgate is used a lot. In thinking about its origins it basically means the following: a barrier is opened and millions of gallons of water come crashing out, smashing their way through anything in its path.

Car accidents regularly have devastating consequences on the lives of those involved. Significant injuries coupled with navigating the complexities of the legal system in order to seek redress...

Ontario rang in the new year with a set of new traffic laws, designed to improve pedestrian safety across the province, and particularly in cities such as Toronto.

In Ontario, by law, all motor vehicles in operation on roadways must have insurance coverage that pays out SABS.

The underlying claim involved a serious accident between a public transit bus and an SUV which resulted in the death of three of the SUV's occupants...

Summer is around the corner and motorcycles are coming out of storage. Safety should always be the number one priority but crashes do occur, most of the time completely out of a rider's control.

With winter-related activities being significantly curtailed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, families are flocking to local hills and slopes to ride toboggans in an effort to get children outside.

In the Ontario Court of Appeal decision of Smith v. Safranyos, 2018 ONCA 760, the Court considered an appeal from the trial decision of a claim arising from a serious car accident.

In the recently decided case of Gardiner v. MacDonald, 2016 ONSC 602, Madame Justice Roccamo presided over a trial arising from a brutal collision where a public transit bus T-boned an SUV...

The recently released decision of the Court of Appeal in Harris Victoria Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Ltd. v. Ward, 2023 BCCA 478, sheds light on the complexities surrounding vehicle ownership and liability.

Ontario is one jurisdiction with legislation prohibiting people from driving while using a cell phone. While the legislation appears clear, some ambiguity may have developed concerning the precise limits of the prohibition.

This summer, U.S. automakers pledged to ramp up motor vehicle cyber protection measures by launching a new centre for cybersecurity intelligence and analysis.

The first day of school is September 6th, so it is time that we turn our minds to our responsibility to children, as parents and motor vehicle drivers.

A prudent and diligent purchaser of a used automobile for personal or commercial use will always consult the Register of Personal and Movable Real Rights before concluding the transaction.

Transport by road is a major and developed industry in Canada and the United States.