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Accidents happen in an instant, and after you are injured it is important you understand your rights. Before you make statements to anyone, make sure you consult with a lawyer who can provide guidance. You can turn to CLG Injury Law for an honest assessment of your situation and direct legal advice. We are Atlantic Canada’s injury lawyers, and are known for our proven reputation and track record. We strive to get positive results that help clients and their families get the long-term financial assistance necessary to heal after an accident.
After a long, cold Maritime winter, it’s crucial to properly inspect your all-terrain vehicle (ATV) before taking it out on the trails. Maritime provinces like New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island have plenty of challenging terrains, making it essential that your ATV is in top condition to handle the rugged landscapes safely. This…
By understanding the risks and adopting safe practices, we can significantly reduce the number of incidents on the road and ensure a safer walking environment for everyone. Pedestrian safety is a shared responsibility, requiring awareness and action from all those who use the road to enhance public safety. Implementing measures to protect pedestrians can help…
All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) are a common sight on roads and trails, offering riders a unique way to explore and enjoy the outdoors, especially during the warmer months of the year. However, sharing the road with these vehicles requires awareness, caution, and respect from both ATV riders and other road users to ensure public safety. Whether…
Transport trucks, also known as semis, tractor-trailers, or big rigs, are a common sight on Canadian roads. These massive vehicles play a crucial role in transporting goods across the country, but they also pose significant and unique risks to road safety concerning other motorists due to their size and weight. In this blog, we’ll explore…
7 Tips to Drive Safely on Highways With Transport Trucks Driving on highways can be an exhilarating experience, but sharing the road with transport trucks requires special attention to road safety. Given the size and weight of these vehicles, understanding how to drive safely around them is crucial. This guide will provide detailed tips on…
This blog will delve into Canadian bicycle accident statistics, explore the reasons behind these incidents, and emphasize the critical importance of safety measures for cyclists.
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…
To promote safer riding practices, here are 10 safety tips that every motorcyclist should be aware of before embarking on their journey on their motorcycle.
To ensure a fun and safe experience, here are 10 ATV safety tips tailored for the spring season in Atlantic Canada.
Let’s explore three key considerations, along with additional tips to ensure a safe and enjoyable motorcycle riding experience in spring.
As a cyclist sharing the road with cars, being aware of your legal rights and options is essential to protect yourself in the event of an accident.
Let’s explore the 10 most common mistakes made by new motorcycle riders, coupled with essential tips tailored to the unique terrain and conditions of Atlantic Canada.
Here are 10 indispensable tips for safely coexisting with nature on the road that respects both wildlife and wheels on Atlantic Canadian roads.
Despite concerted efforts to raise awareness, recent research suggests that the prevalence of cannabis-impaired driving in Canada has not seen a significant increase.
Did you know that cyclists and drivers share the same rights and responsibilities on Canadian roads? Read on to find out more.
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