Vancouver Immigration And Cross-Border Injury Law Blog
Holiday concerns: 9 in 10 car accidents in Canada are preventable
The Canada-U.S. border reopening brings excitement, but safety remains crucial for travelers heading between Vancouver and Seattle.
Drivers impaired for hours after inhaling cannabis
Cannabis use is legal in BC, but driving high is still a crime. THC impairs judgment and reaction time, increasing accident risks.
Diminished cognitive and physical abilities in older drivers
Aging affects vision, hearing, and cognitive skills, impacting driving ability. BC seniors should assess when it’s time to stop driving.
Trips across the border from British Columbia could be costly
Canada allowed vaccinated Americans in, but the U.S. kept restrictions in place. Find out how border closures affected families and businesses.
Most likely reasons for car accidents involving young drivers
Young BC drivers (ages 15–24) face higher crash risks due to lifestyle, social, and biological factors. Learn how to drive safer.
Canadian snowbirds worry over US land border closure
Canadian snowbirds are heading south for the winter. Learn the latest travel rules for trips to Florida, California, Texas, Arizona, and other U.S. states.
Fatigued drivers could cause catastrophic car accidents
Drowsy drivers risk their lives and others’. Fatigue impairs judgment like alcohol—get enough rest before getting behind the wheel.
Cannabis effects compromise safe driving for over 5 hours
Cannabis use is legal in BC, but driving under its influence is a crime with severe consequences. Stay safe and avoid DUI charges.
US makes it easier for Canadians to get work permits
Canadians in certain professions can work in the U.S. with a TN-1 visa, which may be simpler to obtain than an H-1B. Learn the key differences.
Respect for each other could reduce car vs. bicycle accidents
CAA’s new campaign urges BC motorists and cyclists to share the road safely to prevent crashes and fatalities.