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Have you or a loved one been involved in a pedestrian accident in Atlantic Canada? CLG Injury Law is here to protect your rights and help you seek justice. Our dedicated team of personal injury lawyers understands the devastating impact these accidents can have on victims and their families. We are committed to providing compassionate legal support and fighting vigorously to secure the compensation you deserve.
All it takes is a driver losing focus for an instant in order for an accident to occur. Pedestrians who have been struck by motorists can face significant challenges. If you have been hurt by a negligent driver, it may be time to talk to a lawyer about your situation.
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…
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…
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…
In Canada, pedestrian safety is a critical concern, with statistics revealing that pedestrians account for nearly 16% of annual accident fatalities. Understanding the risks and taking preventive measures is essential to protect both pedestrians and drivers on our roads.
Accidents at a crosswalk involving pedestrians and drivers are easily preventable. Here are crosswalk safety tips for both pedestrians and drivers. Pedestrian: 1. Pedestrians at crosswalks have the right of way, if you are crossing the street, but not at a crosswalk, it is your responsibility to yield to cars. 2. Even though it’s your…
Summer and the warm weather means more people are hanging up their keys, and traveling by foot, which is great for the environment, and your health. But, it may also be dangerous if drivers aren’t expecting you, or the proper rules of the road are not being followed. Here are 10 safety rules you should…
It is important for drivers and pedestrians to be vigilant at all times. It’s the responsibility of both to ensure each other’s safety. Pedestrians are vulnerable by virtue of their lack of protection if struck by a vehicle. Over the period 2011-2015, between 15% and 16% of road fatalities have been pedestrians (source: Transport…
It is common to hear reports of how distracted driving in Canada leads to accidents involving other vehicles. What is often less talked about is the role distracted driving plays in pedestrian accidents. Many organizations detail the dangers of driving while distracted and how it may lead to a collision. It is reasonable to assume…
Semi-trucks pose a unique risk to cyclists and pedestrians. That risk is getting sucked beneath these large vehicles. A Halifax councillor wants to see that risk reduced by forcing city trucks to include special guards that would prevent this from happening. These guards are required in other countries overseas, but aren’t required in North America….
Last week, a 68-year-old female pedestrian was hit by a car and killed in the area of Tracadie, NB. She was attempting to cross the road when she was struck by a vehicle. The investigation is still ongoing, but we believe that low visibility may have been a factor. Read the full article here. This…
There are multiple modes of transportation that individuals who reside in Canada use to get from one place to another. Motor vehicles are one of those modes. So too is walking. When the two collide–literally–the outcome can be disproportionately devastating to pedestrians. While it is of course possible that individuals in a car could be…
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