Sentences with phrase «public transit vehicle»

We focus on representing the drivers and passengers of vehicles who have been involved in serious accidents with public transit vehicles.

Since the accident, Google also said that it had reviewed the incident and has made important refinements to its software so that its cars have a clearer understanding of the behavior of public transit vehicles in cases like the one it was involved in.

Accidents involving public transit vehicles, which includes buses and streetcars can often result in serious injuries.

In addition to feeding his passion for science, Clarke and his wife play tennis and badminton, and he still has a thing for public transit vehicles.

At Grillo Barristers, we have over 30 years of experience litigating claims involving public transit vehicles.

However, the plan was a bit vague about the way the new electric trucks or public transit vehicles would be financed.

(1.1) Despite subsection (1) and the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule, no statutory accident benefits are payable in respect of an occupant of a public transit vehicle, in respect of an incident that occurs on or after the date this subsection comes into force, if the public transit vehicle did not collide with another automobile or any other object in the incident.

Under s. 268 (1.1) of the Act, a person who is injured on a public transit vehicle is not entitled to claim accident benefits if the public transit vehicle did not «collide» with another vehicle or an object.

To be sure, it is entirely plausible that the legislature intended to protect motorists from lawsuits to the greatest extent possible, even when this means dealing an injustice to an injured passenger aboard a public transit vehicle.

However, s. 267.6 (6.1) speaks only of the «owner or driver of the a public transit vehicle»; it does not mention any other potentially negligent parties.

The flip side is that under s. 267.6 (6.1), the «owner or driver of a public transit vehicle» can not rely on the «threshold» or loss of income provisions of the Act.

In other words, the accident is no longer treated as a motor vehicle accident — the plaintiff can not obtain statutory accident benefits, but the owner / driver of the public transit vehicle is required to indemnify the plaintiff for her full loss, regardless of whether she suffered a permanent, serious impairment.

Under the «no crash, no cash» provisions of the Insurance Act, a person who is injured on a public transit vehicle is not entitled to claim accident benefits if the public transit vehicle did not «collide» with another vehicle or an object.

If you are injured while you are a passenger on a public transit vehicle, you should speak to a lawyer to find out whether you are entitled to Accident Benefits under the Insurance Act and the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule.

Depending on how the accident occurred, you may also have a legal claim against the driver of the public transit vehicle, the public transit company, the municipality, and / or other individuals or companies who contributed to the cause of the accident.

If you or your loved one is injured in an accident involving a public transit vehicle, the rights available to you may depend on the manner of the accident.

If you have been seriously injured in an accident involving a public transit vehicle, report your injury to the driver and / or police and contact a lawyer as soon as possible to discuss your rights.

If you or a loved one has been struck by a public transit vehicle, or aboard a transit vehicle when it was involved in an accident, contact the personal injury lawyers of Goldfinger Law today for your free consultation.

If you or a loved one have sustained injuries in a public transit vehicle, call Grillo Barristers at 416 — 614 — 6000 for a FREE consultation.

The legislation also prohibits the solicitation of a captive audience, which includes those who are using, waiting to use, or departing from an automated teller machine, using or waiting to use a pay telephone or a public toilet facility, waiting at a taxi stand or a public transit stop, on a public transit vehicle, getting in or out of a vehicle, in a parking lot, or in a stopped, standing, or parked vehicle.

Unfortunately Brian, showing up at an appointment driving a fancy car is without doubt a sign of prosperity and leaves a client with a better impression than seeing his salesperson trip off a public transit vehicle.