Recreational Vehicle Road Safety: Hitching Up and Heading Out!
This summer, we saw many families hitching up RV’s and hitting the road in an attempt to enjoy the summer while observing COVID-19 restrictions. After all, heading out into the woods is a good way to maintain social distancing! With an RV, it is possible to extend and enjoy the…
Nighttime Collisions
There is an alarmingly high rate of nighttime collisions in Ontario and this can be attributed to numerous factors pertaining, not only, to the pedestrians and motorists involved, but also to the conditions of the road. Although there are 75% less vehicles and pedestrians on the road at nighttime, dusk,…
Concussions and Whiplash Disorder
Traumatic brain injuries are not just a concern for athletes who play high-impact sports. In fact, these types of injuries are high-risk for passengers, bikers, and pedestrians who have been involved in an accident. Due to their commonality in all of these instances, special attention has been directed to this…
MOTORCYCLE ROAD SAFETY: EXPERIENCE & EQUIPMENT SAVE LIVES
Driving a motorcycle requires knowing how your vehicle will react, maintaining full concentration, and exercising caution to ensure you are in control and everyone remain safe. A study published in the Canadian Medical Association in 2017, shows motorcyclists, mopeds, motor scooters and motorized bicycles account for 10% of motor vehicles…