All-terrain vehicle (ATV) accidents are a prevalent issue across Canada. Each year, dozens of riders die and thousands are hospitalized (more than 2,800 in 2017) in single- and multi-vehicle crashes. Despite how common these accidents have become, little is being done to improve safety on Canadian trails, much to the frustration of Ontario ATV accident …
Spring has finally arrived, which for many Canadians means a return to the ATV and off-road vehicle trails. ATVing is an exciting way to explore Ontario’s wilderness; reach camping, hunting, and fishing destinations; and spend time with friends. Unfortunately, as any Ontario ATV accident lawyer can attest, ATVs are also the cause of a …
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This April, the CBC reported on the death of a four-year-old girl in Marchand, Manitoba who was killed when the all-terrain vehicle (ATV) she was riding flipped backward while climbing a hill. These sorts of incidents are all too common: ATVs are an extremely popular pastime in Canada, but also a fairly dangerous one. According …
