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Stay focused and stay alert: Toronto car accident lawyers share insights, tips to avoid distracted driving What is the biggest threat to road safety? You'll get different answers depending on the province or territory you ask, but in Ontario, drivers say the top safety risk is distracted driving. According to a new poll, 57% of...

The number of people who died in fatal car accidents in Ontario last year increased for the third year in a row to historic highs, according to car accident fatality data compiled by the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP). “While traffic volumes were up in 2022 (over 2021), the increases in fatalities noted in the data...

Some eye injuries can cause permanent vision loss or vision impairment. There are many ways to get hurt in a car accident, but eye injuries are some of the most painful and debilitating. From blunt force trauma to debris and shards of glass flying through the air, there are numerous ways that our eyes can...

Learn how a Toronto car accident lawyer can help you navigate the legal process and fight for the compensation you're entitled to under the law. Some of the most common car accidents in Toronto and throughout the GTA are T-Bone collisions. Whether it's two cars crashing into each other at King and Jarvis or another...

Toronto car accident lawyers explain what Ontario drivers need to know Driving in winter in Ontario can be hazardous – whether it’s ice on the 401 in Toronto or sleet or snow on the Don Valley Parkway or the Gardiner Expressway. Whatever the circumstances, drivers must be prepared to avoid serious car accidents. That’s why...

As speed increases, so does the risk of a car accident Some people get behind the wheel and drive with no regard for others. In many cases, these drivers are speeders who recklessly exceed the speed limit. According to Tests.ca, last year, 27 percent of traffic fatalities on Canadian roads involved speeding. Unfortunately, reckless drivers...

Toronto car accident lawyers explain what Ontario drivers need to know The City of Toronto’s goal of zero car accident fatalities will fall short again this year, according to accident statistics and a recent Toronto Star story about the city’s “Vision Zero” program, which aims to eliminate motor vehicle accident deaths in the city completely....

A car accident in the Greater Toronto Area can instantly change your life. Suddenly you are injured and may need to go to the hospital for treatment. A doctor gives you an examination. There may be X-rays, MRIs, and other diagnostic tests. You may then be told something you weren’t expecting – you need surgery....

Amid a rise in bad driving behaviour and car accidents, Canadians are reporting an upsurge in road rage incidents. A new survey found that over 50 percent of Canadians admit to engaging in some form of road rage. Meanwhile, 78 percent of drivers say they have witnessed road rage incidents and car accidents. Road rage...

Researchers found about 33% of distracted driving incidents led to car accidents. Nearly every Canadian driver admitted to driving while distracted at least once in the past year, according to a recent traffic safety study focusing on car accidents caused by distracted drivers. In addition, the same study found that distracted drivers cause 17 percent...