Windsor Personal Injury Firm Offers Summer Safety Tips (via PRWeb) Nicer weather means many things–pool openings, cottage season, more pedestrians, more cyclists… essentially, more to look out for. As we move into summer, more people may be deciding to commute by bicycle and drivers need to be aware about the increased…
Windsor Personal Injury Firm provides advice on Spring Safety (via PRWeb) Spring has arrived and Windsor Law Firm encourages everyone to stay safe We associate the Spring with rain, and driving in the rain requires special care. Windsor, ON (PRWEB) April 25, 2014 Winter has (hopefully) retired for the year and Spring is upon…
Depression is a serious condition. People can develop depression for a variety of reasons, including from a traumatic event or stressful situation, like a car accident or personal injury such as a slip and fall/trip and fall accident.
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In a previous post, we discussed potential hazards for long weekend driving. During the week of May 13-19, 2014, the OPP has launched an enforcement and education campaign as part of Canada Road Safety Week. The campaign is a police initiated initiative to remind drivers that education about safe driving is a priority and that
As with every long weekend, the Ontario Provincial Police ask for drivers to be responsible. According to a recent article from The Windsor Star, provincial police are bracing themselves for what they call one of the most dangerous weekends of the summer. Victoria Day Weekend is the first long weekend of the summer/cottage season and
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Mobile technology is very attractive and very tempting. It is difficult for many to resist the urge to check their text messages or emails while driving, despite distracted driving laws. In Ontario, a driver can penalized for distracted driving and ordered to pay a fine for distracted driving. Even just holding a mobile device without
Under the Highway Traffic Act, a bicycle is considered a vehicle, and a bicyclist has the same rights and responsibilities as other road users when it comes to obeying traffic laws. Cyclists are subject to fines for failure to comply with the rules of the road.
What you need to know if you ride a bicycle in Ontario – Part 3 Read Post »
When it comes to changing lanes, cyclists should remember that the cars the vehicles in the other lane have the right of way and remember the importance of waiting for an opening before changing lanes, performing shoulder checks and signaling.
What you need to know if you ride a bicycle in Ontario – Part 2 Read Post »
The Ministry advises that cyclists traveling slower than the rest of traffic should stay as close as possible to the right edge of the road. Cyclists are allowed to use the whole lane if staying close to the right edge of the road is unsafe.
What you need to know if you ride a bicycle in Ontario – Part 1 Read Post »
Winter weather is heading towards Windsor with a cold weather alert and Winter Storm Warning for Wednesday and Thursday. Windsor is expected to receive rain, snow and potentially freezing rain. A total of 15 -25 cm of snow is expected to fall in the Windsor region.
