Is New Year’s Eve the Most Dangerous Night of the Year? New Year’s Eve is a night of celebration which often includes high spirited social gatherings. And why not – it’s the last night of the year! What many don’t realize is that safety-wise, New Year’s Eve may be the most dangerous night of the […]
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Here comes the New Year… and with it a lot of you will be setting resolutions to “better yourself”. This year please consider a few winter driving safety resolutions so that you and I don’t meet “by accident” over the holidays. Here are 7 Lucky New Year’s Resolutions to Make if You Plan to Drive […]
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Oh Deer! 10 Tips for Avoiding a Collision With Deer on Hamilton Area Roads Vehicle collisions with wild animals can cause serious personal injuries and even death, not only to the animal but also to us humans. According to the Ministry of Transportation, on average, there is a motor vehicle/wild animal collision every 38 minutes […]
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‘Tis the Season for Slip and Fall Accidents After the terrible winter we had last year with the “polar vortex” keeping us under frozen conditions for so long, it is no wonder that Hamiltonians are already talking about what kind of winter we are going to have this year. Although the winter conditions are very […]
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Walking in a Winter Wonderland Strategies for Staying Safe as a Pedestrian It is particularly dangerous to be a pedestrian in Ontario during the winter months. The most dangerous months for pedestrians in Ontario are November, December and January. In fact, January is the peak month for pedestrian collisions leading to fatalities for Ontarians, according […]
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