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Believe it or not, there are many Canadian motorcycle enthusiasts who still believe that helmets cause injuries; however, the facts do not support such claims.

An injurious car accident caused by another person’s negligence will always leave its victims asking, “Why?” Indeed, why did the other driver fail to act more responsibly?

Spinal cord injuries, also known as SCIs, can be incredibly expensive, and the impact they have on a person’s life can be drastic and permanent.

A man from Surrey who hit and killed a 19-year-old pedestrian with a car in 2010 was recently found guilty of “willful blindness” relating to the fatal accident. Allegedly, he struck the man and failed to stop to investigate what happened.

Five men were transported to hospital following a car crash in Burnaby last Saturday. The single-car collision happened at Simon Fraser University at the intersection of University Crescent and University Drive at approximately 5:30 a.m.

All drivers who are on the roadways have a duty to their passengers and other on the roadways to drive in a safe manner. When drivers neglect that duty, people can be injured or killed in accidents.

Whiplash can happen to anyone who gets into a serious or even minor car accident, but it does not always present itself immediately following the incident. Indeed, sometimes whiplash can take days to show up after a collision.

Spinal cord injuries from accidents can be very serious. The level of the injury in relation to the spine is one factor that determines the severity of the effects.

Brain injuries can instantly change the victim’s life. These horrible injuries can also affect those who are close to the victim.

Driving a vehicle is a huge responsibility. Sadly, some people don’t take that responsibility seriously. Recently, we discussed how one father is speaking up after his daughter was injured in an alleged street racing accident that was suggested to have included alcohol.