There was good news for drivers this week seeking to use medical experts in ICBC cases. Readers of this blog will be aware that the BC government has introduced wide-ranging changes to the Insurance Corporation of BC (ICBC) over the Read more
The government has announced legislation which paves the way for ride-hailing companies to operate on BC roads as early as September 16. Companies such as Uber and Lyft will be able to apply to the Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) to Read more
ICBC will begin monitoring the driving behaviour of inexperienced drivers using telematics technology. The pilot project will invite up to 7,000 drivers with less than five years of experience to have a device installed in their car that tracks their Read more
The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) is tightening restrictions to its injury claims policy in an effort to ease its financial woes. Some changes are already in effect, such as making high-risk drivers pay more. Driver Risk Premium and Read more
The number of driving infractions in BC has declined steadily over the last five years, according to government statistics. The data, which was compiled by ICBC and recently provided to our office, shows a significant drop in driving offences in Read more
The BC government recently introduced a bill that would allow driver’s licences to be cancelled when people fall behind on their child or spousal support payments. The legislation, called the Family Maintenance Enforcement Act, would enable the Insurance Corporation of BC Read more
Ride sharing companies such as Uber are still on the way to BC even with the expected ouster of the BC Liberals from government. In interviews with the press, BC NDP and Green leaders John Horgan and Andrew Weaver hinted Read more
