For Canadians, especially those from provinces like Ontario and BC, driving across the US border is common for vacations or business trips. But while the allure of road trips or shopping sprees might draw travelers south, many don’t consider the legal implications if they’re involved in a car accident abroad. When accidents happen, the process of seeking justice can be complex. Understanding how to protect yourself and knowing your legal rights is essential. Here’s what you need to know if you’re injured in a car accident in the US. Jurisdictional Issues: Where can you file your claim? One of the ...
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Explore the fascinating journey of Chevy Blazer evolution, from its rugged beginnings as a two-door off-roader to its modern incarnation as a tech-savvy SUV. Discover the key differences between classic and modern Blazers, and what the future may hold for this iconic vehicle.
Electric vehicle safety risks are multi-faceted, from their weight difference compared to standard vehicles and the impact on crashes with smaller vehicles, to infrastructure concerns. This article delves into the often-overlooked aspects of EV safety.
Ajax, Ontario, is well-known for the Ajax Ice Waves and the Ajax Skating Club. While the former is the city’s scuba club, the latter is their synchronized skating team. However, these are not the only notable things about Ajax. Locals and tourists prefer the city because its crime rate is 38% less than the national average. However, despite being a generally peaceful locality, Ajax’s car accident statistics are worrisome. In 1997, Sweden launched the Vision Zero program to reduce car accident injuries and fatalities to zero. In 2015, different Canadian municipalities adopted the program, with Ottawa, Vancouver, and Toronto being ...
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There are over 140,000 car accidents in Canada every year. Car accidents in Scarborough and North York is the highest among these cases. This shows how dangerous driving is even among friendlier and more respectful people. This also explains why road safety precautions and the dangers of driving shouldn’t be ignored. Physical forces, vehicle weight, and speed can lead to different kinds of collisions. On top of that, some types of negligence also happen more frequently than others. More often than not, it’s hard to determine who is the party at fault in a car accident. Most of the time, ...
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Speeding is a significant factor in traffic deaths and injuries all over the world. It contributed to approximately 26% of all traffic fatalities, killing 9,478 people in 2019 in the United States. Because it takes the driver longer to slow down the vehicle and avoid a collision if he or she is speeding, it increases the risk of losing control over the car and getting into accidents. Affecting both the risk of a road crash and the severity of the injuries, it’s no wonder speed limits are set and enforced in many countries. In Canada, speed limit signs are posted ...
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Car accident insurance is mandatory in Canada if you drive or own a vehicle. The insurance types and minimum coverage will depend on your province or territory. The Financial Services Commission of Ontario, for example, requires a vehicle owner to have $200,000 in Third Party Liability as well as the following coverage: Statutory Accident Benefits Direct Compensation – Property Damage Uninsured Automobile Most people find the car accident insurance requirements burdensome, and it isn’t cheap. Ontario residents can expect to pay a minimum of $1,103 a year in premiums, more if they are in the high-risk category. However, you will ...
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