How to Navigate Insurance After a Motorcycle Accident!

Motorcycle accidents can cause serious and even fatal injuries. The most serious types of injuries that occur from a motorcycle accident include brain injury, spinal cord injury, fractures, internal organ damage, and severe lacerations.

Motorcyclist Killed in Toronto’s West End

Police in Toronto have reported a motorcyclist has been killed in a recent collision. An article on the emerging investigation is available here. About the Incident A collision between a…

Motorcycles Return to Our Roads

The harsh winter weather is making a retreat—and motorcyclists are anxious to see it go. As spring returns, so too are motorcycles returning to the highways of Ontario. With the…

Toronto Considers Lane Filtering at Red Lights to Increase Motorcycle Safety

Currently, the City of Toronto is studying a rule change that would allow motorcyclists to move between lanes of traffic while stopped at red lights. The city hopes the change…

Motorcycle Accidents Result in Greater Injuries, Costlier Treatment

According to a recent report, motorcycle accidents in Canada are far more likely to result in serious injury or death than car accidents. The report also suggests that the overall…

Serious Multi Motorcycle Accident Shows Dangers Motorcyclists Face On The Road

Motorcycle accidents happen regularly on Ontario roads, and it is very important, especially during these warm weather months, to always be especially careful when driving near a motorcycle. They just…

Do You Know The Top Six Safety Tips All Drivers Should Know When Driving Near A Motorcycle?

Riding a motorcycle can be one of the most freeing means of transportation, especially during the warm summer months. However, there is certain risks motorcyclist’s face that other drivers do…

Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month is May

Being able to soak up the sun and feel the cool spring air on your motorcycle can make any day a memorable experience. As we begin to see more motorcycles…

Make Motorcycle Safety A Top Priority For All Motorists

There are 8.4 million motorcycles on the road throughout Canada. Motorcyclists face more dangers than drivers of cars and trucks, just from the shear fact that they have nothing protecting…

Ontario Police Urge Drivers to Watch Out for Motorcycles This Summer

If you go for a drive around the Greater Toronto Area this summer, chances are good that you will be sharing the road with motorcyclists. There are over 200,000 registered…