Serving all NB, NS & PEI
Call us 24/7 for a FREE Interview:
Email Us at: info@clginjurylaw.ca
Serving all NB, NS & PEI
Contact Us Today! 1-800-606-2529
Discussing the dangers of distracted driving with your children, particularly in the Maritimes, is acritical step in fostering safe driving habits. In New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince EdwardIsland, traffic accidents caused by distractions such as mobile phones or other in-car activities area significant concern. Here’s a detailed guide to help you approach this important…
Atlantic Canada is renowned for its stunning landscapes and scenic drives, making it an ideal region for family road trips and adventures. However, amidst the beauty and excitement, safety remains paramount, especially when it comes to our most precious passengers: our children. Motor vehicle accidents are a significant concern in the region, and properly securing…
For many teens, obtaining a driver’s license marks a significant milestone in their journey toward independence and a new phase of life. However, this newfound freedom comes with its own set of challenges and risks. Car accidents remain the leading cause of death for teens, and statistics are stark: nearly half of all teenagers will…
Navigating the Open Road: A Guide to a Safe and Well-Prepared Road Trip with Essential Safety Equipment Embarking on a road trip is an exciting adventure that offers the opportunity to explore new destinations in Canada, and create unforgettable memories. However, ensuring your journey is safe and well-prepared requires careful planning and the right safety…
Understanding Pedestrian Jaywalking in Canada In Canada, the term “jaywalking” is often thrown around in reference to pedestrians who have crossed the street without using a designated crosswalk or marked intersection. The importance of using marked crossings such as pedestrian crossings and zebra crossings cannot be overstated. This act, although often portrayed as illegal, often…
Here are five important tips for driving defensively, along with relevant Canadian statistics to highlight their importance.
This blog provides you with 10 crucial tips to ensure a secure and enjoyable Victoria Day long weekend journey.
In this guide, we’ll outline ten essential safety tips for ATV riding with children, incorporating Canadian statistics and highlighting laws specific to New Brunswick (NB), Nova Scotia (NS), and Prince Edward Island (PEI).
Did you know that cyclists and drivers share the same rights and responsibilities on Canadian roads? Read on to find out more.
Ensure a Safe Journey: 9 Essential Tips for Easter Long Weekend Driving As we approach the Easter long weekend, many individuals and families are gearing up for road trips and travels. Safety on the road is paramount, and as your trusted Personal Injury Law Firm, CLG Injury Law is here to provide you with ten…
St. Patrick’s Day celebrations often involve festivities that may include alcohol consumption. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience on the roads in Atlantic Canada, consider the following driving tips for this spirited occasion
In this article, we explore the reasons behind the increased frequency of accidents on weekends and provide guidance on how to navigate these challenges.
Distracted driving, encompassing any behavior diverting attention while a vehicle is in motion, poses significant risks on Canadian roads. In particular, the prevalent use of cell phones has emerged as a major concern, prompting legal measures even when the vehicle is stationary at a red light.
Speed limits are a must have for traffic control, safety in neighborhoods, pedestrian zones, and for avoidance of collisions. Speeding is the number one cause of accidents, and the most important aspect of traffic laws to obey on the road. This article explains the reason for safe speed.
Navigating Winter Walks in Canada: 10 Essential Safety Tips for Pedestrians Chilling winds, snow-covered landscapes, and icy paths – Canadian winters offer a scenic beauty but also pose challenges for pedestrians. A single misstep can result in serious consequences. Here are detailed safety guidelines for navigating the winter wonderland on foot, along with relevant Canadian…
End of content
End of content
To start your free consultation, fill out the form below!
Or call us 24/7 at +1-800-606-2529
