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The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule in Ontario ensures certain benefits are available to any person injured in a car accident. In this blog, we’ll discuss what the statutory accident benefits schedule is and the role it plays in insurance and accident benefits claims.

If you rent or borrow other vehicles regularly, should add the OPCF 27 endorsement. Learn about OPCF 27 and get answer to common questions about it.

Are you an Alberta driver? Check out our Alberta driver’s license system guide to learn about the license classes, how to renew your license, fees, and get answers to common questions about driver’s licenses in Alberta.

Distracted driving is one of the biggest road safety issues in Alberta today. Learn about distracted driving laws, rules, fines, and how a conviction can impact your driving record and insurance.

The reality is your insurance needs don’t stop Friday at 5pm. We know Saturday is an important day to get things done that you don’t have time for during the week.

Protect yourself from being a victim of insurance scams! Learn about auto insurance scams, explain who car insurance scammers are, outline common car insurance claims scams, and provide important tips for how to avoid becoming a victim of an insurance scam.

Don’t let construction or road closures slow your Toronto and GTA driving down. Use this handy guide to Toronto and surrounding areas road closures to keep you moving!

Whether you are planning a summer vacation or a long weekend getaway, taking a road trip is one of the most popular ways to get away, explore, and enjoy some much needed time off.

Summer weather, Ontario scenery and fine food make for the perfect day trip. Whether you’re looking for a restaurant nearby or you’re taking a summer drive, here are 15 restaurants that will make it worth your while.

After a marathon meeting at Toronto City Council on May 3, 2016, Uber and other ride sharing services are now legal in Toronto. New rules for taxis and for Uber drivers are meant to make regulations more fair for both services.

Since June, Ontario drivers have known that there would be changes to driving laws – particularly increased fines and penalties for distracted driving. Other changes have been introduced as well. Learn about the new law, about distracted driving and how you can make Ontario roads safer.

In an attempt to improve safety to everyone sharing roads in Ontario, our provincial parliament unanimously passed Bill 31, a legislation that will increase penalties and fines and amend rules of the road for drivers and cyclists. The bill also permits cities to build more bicycle lanes.

All smartwatches land in a grey area for Ontario’s driving laws. Here's what you need to know about driving laws and wearable smart tech.

As part of the long-term vision of making this country’s roads the safest in the world, Canada Road Safety Week runs May 13-19. Building on progress to make roads safer, police forces are focusing on efforts to address “The Big 4” driving infractions during Road Safety Week 2015.