Auto Accident News Blog

Two Injured After Being Hit by Windsor Taxi

A taxi cab struck two young women late Saturday afternoon, sending both pedestrians to the hospital. The accident happened at approximately 4:45 p.m. at the intersection of Wyandotte Street West and Oak Avenue. Witnesses reported hearing a loud bang and then seeing one of the victims unconscious under the cab. The windshield of the taxi... Read More

National School Safety Week

With School Safety Week celebrated Oct. 18-24, the Canada Safety Council is encouraging young pedestrians and cyclists to dress brightly so that they are seen. During fall, light levels decrease, making it ever-more important that pedestrians practice safe tactics when on the roads. September to November are the worst months for pedestrians being hit by... Read More

Ontario is First to Allow Self-Driving Car Testing on Public Roads

The Ontario provincial government announced today that starting Jan. 1, 2016, the province will become the first jurisdiction in Canada to allow the testing of automated vehicles on its roads. The announcement comes as Ontario seeks to get a share of the billion-dollar industry of auto makers, auto parts companies and technology giants who are... Read More

Study Reveals Link Between TBI and Aggressive Driving

A recent study published in the Accident Analysis and Prevention journal has identified a link between Ontario drivers who have reported at least one traumatic brain injury (TBI) in their lifetime and significantly increased reports of engaging in aggressive driving behaviour. The study also identified a greater risk for being involved in an auto accident... Read More

Operation Impact Police Enforcement Month

Throughout the month of October, police throughout Ontario will be cracking down on drivers engaging in four high-risk activities: speeding, distracted driving, not wearing a seatbelt and impaired driving. With a goal of making Canadas roads among the safest in the world, Operation Impact is a collaborative effort of Canadian Police Services in conjunction with... Read More

Vigil Being Held for Three Children and Grandfather Killed in Drunk Driving Crash

The family who lost their beloved three children and grandfather in a drunk driving accident in Vaughan, Ont. on Sunday is holding a candlelight vigil on Oct. 1. On Sunday, police were called to the intersection of Kirby Road and Kipling Avenue around 4 p.m. for a motor vehicle accident. According to police, a drunk... Read More

Number of Fatalities from People Not Wearing Seatbelts Increasing

According to the Ontario Provisional Police, more people have died from not wearing seatbelts than in the previous year. Officials are enforcing the seatbelt law as the Fall Seatbelt Campaign is underway in an effort to reduce the number of seatbelt fatalities. Not only must Ontario motor vehicle passengers and drivers wear seatbelts, they must... Read More

Information on Psychological Injuries after an Accident

The emotional injuries from your crash may linger long after you get treatment for physical injuries. If you have suffered emotional distress after a car accident, you may be able to receive compensation by working with a personal injury lawyer. It is important to speak with a lawyer as soon as possible after your accident... Read More

E.C. Row Expressway closed Overnight after Multi-Vehicle Crash

Multiple vehicles were involved in an accident on the E.C. Row Expressway between Walker Road and Central Avenue around 9 p.m. on Tuesday night. Windsor police closed the eastbound and westbound lanes of E.C. Row until about 8 a.m. Wednesday morning. Three people were taken to the hospital with what are believed to be serious... Read More

Defensive Driving Tips

Driving can be dangerous and part of staying safe is using defensive driving when you are on the road. Plan on the unexpected and remain alert. You may be able to avoid car collisions by looking out for other drivers who may not be paying attention or driving aggressively. Here are five defensive driving tips:... Read More