Is eating or drinking while driving against the law? In a fast-paced society, breakfast, lunch or dinner is often eaten from behind the wheel rather than at the dining room table. There aren’t many Canadians who can […]

Excerpted article was written by: DAVID BLOOM Edmonton Journal  An Edmonton couple thought they had finally found their dream RV when they spotted an online classified ad in July of 2017. A month later their dream vehicle had […]

Last week we looked at how we might define a bad driver. Views were varied, but there were two well thought out responses that did more than just express an opinion. This week, let’s look at how bad […]

Today, Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) announced that it has signed on to UN Environment’s Principles for Sustainable Insurance. Endorsed by the UN Secretary-General and the chief executives of many of the world’s leading insurance companies, the Principles for […]

By Tom Krisher THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DETROIT _ General Motors, Fiat Chrysler, Volkswagen and Mercedes all knew of problems with dangerous exploding Takata air bag inflators years before issuing recalls, according to three class actions filed Wednesday […]

Auto insurance fraud is estimated to cost Canadians more than $2 billion every year. Today, the shocking results of a new Aviva investigation designed to determine the impact of auto repair fraud on insurance consumers highlights the urgent need […]

by Michael Knezovich & Kevin Brasler, Delaware Valley Consumers’ Checkbook As with your personal vehicle, when you rent a car you want to make sure you have adequate insurance coverage for damage to the rental, damage to […]

A pedestrian pushing a child in a stroller and the driver of a van approach an intersection controlled by a traffic light with a pedestrian signal. Both the traffic light and the pedestrian signal are red. The […]

Distracted driving penalties are increasing. Again. And immediate roadside driving prohibitions (like those for impaired driving) might be coming. Goodness. Much ado about distracted driving! Would it be fair for distracted driving penalties to be as swift and […]

By Tara Deschamps THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO _ Uber drivers in Canada trying to work for more than 12 hours straight will soon be forced to take a six-hour break before they can hit the road again. […]

Your auto insurance rate is cheaper if you sign up when the weather is warm. That’s the key takeaway from a two-year price analysis by LowestRates.ca. The financial product comparison website found that rates quoted in Ontario were […]

If you have been following the news this week you will know that the Capital Regional District Traffic Safety Commission has proposed time over distance speed cameras in an attempt to reduce serious collisions on the Malahat Highway. One result of […]