Auto Accident News Blog

How is Fault Determined in a Sideswipe Collision in Ontario?

A sideswipe collision is an all too common occurrence on the roadway. These collisions happen when the sides of two vehicles make contact when next to one another or moving in the same direction. If you have been seriously injured in a sideswipe collision, determining fault is important if you are trying to pursue compensation... Read More

Two Injured After Vehicle Crashes Into Building in Kingsville

Two people were hospitalized after the vehicle they were traveling in crashed into a building in Kingsville just after midnight on Monday. According to BlackburnNews.com, Ontario Provincial Police and other emergency personnel were called to the accident scene around 12:30 a.m. on Main Street between Division Street and Spruce Street. Police report that one occupant sustained... Read More

Two Women Hospitalized Following Serious Crash Near Dresden

Two women were rushed to the hospital after a serious two-vehicle crash just outside of Dresden Wednesday afternoon. According to the Chatham Daily News, Chatham-Kent Police were called to the accident scene at about 3 p.m. between Dawn Mills Road and Croton Line. A 27-year-old female driver from North York was heading east on Croton Line... Read More

Do I Have the Right to Select My Own Repair Shop After a Crash?

If your vehicle is damaged in a crash, your insurer should help pay for any repairs needed. You may, however, be unsure whether you have the right to select the repair shop or if you are obligated to go to one recommended by your insurer. These concerns are valid and why understanding your rights in... Read More

Are There Damages an Ontario Auto Insurance Policy May Not Cover?

Auto insurance policies can be confusing. Many people may not have a clear understanding of what their policies actually cover. After a crash, drivers are often surprised to find out that their insurance will not cover all of their damages. They may have to pay out of pocket to help make up the difference. Below,... Read More

Pursuing Compensation for a Collision in a Construction Zone

No matter how experienced a driver is or how cautiously he or she drives, construction zones are hazardous in nature. Both drivers and workers alike are at risk of being seriously injured. Did you know that thousands of collisions occur each year in construction zones across Ontario? If you have been involved in a construction... Read More

Legal Liability for a Crash with a Drowsy or Fatigued Driver

Many people drive while fatigued all the time. It can happen after a long day at work or driving home late at night after a busy day. However, the effects of drowsy driving are often underestimated. An overly tired driver can be just as dangerous as someone who is texting or drinking behind the wheel.... Read More

Filing an Insurance Claim for a Wildlife-Vehicle Collision

Hitting a moose or another animal on the road can cause serious injuries and significant vehicle damage. These types of collisions can result in costly repairs and medical care to aid in your recovery. If you have been in a wildlife-vehicle collision, you may be able to file a claim to help cover these damages.... Read More

59-Year-Old Bicyclist Seriously Injured After Being Struck by Car on Canada Street Crosswalk

The Friday afternoon crash between a 59-year-old bicyclist and a Chevrolet Cruze left the bicyclist with serious, but non-life-threatening injuries. The crash happened around 4:30 p.m. in LaSalle at the intersection of Todd Lane and Canada Street. The 82-year-old who was heading west on Todd Lane started to make a left turn onto Canada Street.... Read More

Liability for Collisions Involving Emergency Vehicles in Ontario

If there is a fire, medical emergency or a crash, we often see police cars, ambulances and other emergency personnel racing to the scene. Drivers must bring their cars to an immediate stop when an emergency vehicle is approaching from either direction with its lights flashing. Drivers must also slow down and move into another... Read More