Car accidents can be stressful, especially if they occur when you’re travelling on vacation. Fortunately, British Columbians are protected under ICBC’s Basic Insurance and Enhanced Care for the majority of auto incidents and resulting healthcare…
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The common causes of school bus accidents may seem obvious, but they remain real dangers for those driving, walking, or biking on the roads. When school season is at its peak, these dangers can become…
It isn’t smart to get behind the wheel of a car when you’re exhausted and on the brink of sleep. The same goes before getting behind the wheel of any type of automobile–especially a semi-truck….
No one ever wants to be involved in a bicycle accident. Not only is it frustrating dealing with injuries from an accident, but financially covering damages can be just as irritating. In the spring of…
Unfortunately, car accidents can result in death–killing drivers or passengers immediately. In other circumstances, the person may succumb to their injuries in the days or weeks following an accident. Nothing can undo the grief of…
Even if your teenager is running late, it’s important that they drive safely. Speeding can be tempting for inexperienced drivers–especially when in a rush. However, it is not worth the risk of getting in an…
Rideshare services helps many British Columbia residents get to where they need to go each and every day. Though rideshare services are helpful when you are without access to a car, accidents do happen. When…
Distracted driving is one of the major causes of automobile accidents in British Columbia. Though there are many reasons a driver may become distracted, cell phone use and texting are the major sources of distraction….
An automobile collision with a truck can be a very traumatizing experience resulting in major injuries. Because of the large size and weight of semi-trucks, tragic accidents can occur. Being aware of some common truck…
The Occupiers Liability Act is one that defines the rights and responsibilities of property owners, tenants, and managers. The act, most recently updated in 2020, defines “occupier” as a person who is in physical possession…