Category: Bike Law Canada
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Ontario Bike Law Attorney Wants Tougher Penalties To Protect Bicyclists
Lawyer Patrick Brown, a member of the Bike Law network in Canada, is lobbying for “vulnerable road user” laws in his region, much like the laws adopted by some U.S. states to protect bicyclists and pedestrians. Brown was recently interviewed by thestar.com about the need for stiffer penalties for motorists who kill other road users, such
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Ontario Bicycling Laws FAQs
After riding for years and practicing bike law in Ontario, I felt it important to put together a brief overview of the laws that apply when riding in Ontario. I hope it helps and if you have any questions or need help, please feel free to contact me through the Ontario Bike Law page. What happens
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One Meter Law Passes in Ontario
Over forty years ago, in the United States, Wisconsin led the way in introducing the three-foot law. Recently, Bike Law reported that Wyoming joined the 25 other States that have similar legislation. I am pleased to say that on June 2nd, Ontario finally passed the “One Meter Passing Law” (or for our southern, metrically challenged friends, the “three-foot
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Bike haters, born or made?
Kansas Bicycle Accident Lawyer Vance Preman wants to know. Bike Law Vance here. Last week, Bike Law Ann wrote a passionate blog post about a morning ride in Charlotte, North Carolina and close calls she had with motorists. The post went viral, getting over 10,000 views. What followed was a “debate” in the comments to the post, including
