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Spilled truck cargo: A big problem for smaller vehicles

Nov 15, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Driving between Seattle and Vancouver can be a beautiful, relatively quick trip. However, you can face a serious detour if you wind up injured in a crash caused by spilled cargo. Because commercial vehicles often use these same routes, knowing the risks that cargo can present is crucial. Why does cargo spill? Cargo in trucks … Continue reading “Spilled truck cargo: A big problem for smaller vehicles”

What are the most distracting things drivers do?

Nov 1, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Distracted driving remains a far too pervasive issue on Canadian roads. In fact, some studies estimate that roughly 80 percent of accidents involve some amount of driver distraction. This statistic is especially troubling because distraction is typically a completely preventable behavior for drivers.  Knowing what the most distracting things a driver can do behind the … Continue reading “What are the most distracting things drivers do?”

3 reasons why trucks complicate accident claims

Sep 21, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Any motor vehicle accident has the potential to be complicated, but some crashes are more complex than others. For instance, if you were in a crash that involved a commercial truck, certain factors can create unique challenges throughout your recovery. Extent of damages The weight and size of commercial trucks make them capable of causing … Continue reading “3 reasons why trucks complicate accident claims”

Parasailing dangers: What every adventurous tourist needs to know

Jun 30, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

Are you planning a trip across the border to Washington this summer? Each year, tourists from all over flock to Puget Sound to experience the lush natural landscapes. But some of the more adventurous types like to kick up the thrills a notch or two with sports like parasailing. Many tourists and locals love to … Continue reading “Parasailing dangers: What every adventurous tourist needs to know”

BC motorcycle riders might be a bit rusty after the long winter

Jun 15, 2022 | Cross-border Personal Injury

As motorcyclists in British Columbia return to the roadways after the long, cold winter, even riders with years of experience should spend time reacquainting themselves with their bikes. It is wise to take a few slow rides and check the motorcycle thoroughly for any mechanical problems before taking to the open roads. As summer sets … Continue reading “BC motorcycle riders might be a bit rusty after the long winter”