If you want to drive safely and avoid collisions this winter, you need to adjust your driving practices to suit the weather. Of course, you should drive more slowly in slippery conditions; keep distance between you and the vehicles ahead of you, and be even more alert for pedestrians, cyclists and other road users. Before… Read More
If you get into a car accident, hopefully no one is injured. But even if everyone walks away unharmed, the collision can be just the beginning of your headaches. Among other things, you’ll need to get a few collision repair estimates. Most drivers only use auto body repair shops a few times in their lives…. Read More
he good news is that it might not be that are entirely at fault in car accidents, it also has a lot the road conditions and even the intersection you’re driving through. Toronto Police Services keep data on collision rates across the city. Every so often, an enterprising reporter or bloggist mines the information and… Read More
Even if it was only minor, it’s very difficult to tell exactly what’s been done to your car when you’ve had a collision repair. Yes, the part that was dented and scratched is no longer dented, the scratch is gone and the paint looks nice and shiny. But other than that, how do you know… Read More
Whether you drive a car, SUV, truck – or whatever – you’ve probably been surprised to see vehicles of all kinds involved in winter collisions. But surely SUVs, trucks and four-wheel drive cars are better for driving in snow and ice than other vehicles. And, yes, they are. But winter collisions rarely occur when you… Read More
