Well from the photograph it looks like the Subaru is at fault and should've been charged with something. . Then the Subaru got pushed that much further over as it was struck on the side. If it was struck on the side, the body panels should show it...none of the body panels show evidence of such a S...

Well from the photograph it looks like the Subaru is at fault and should've been charged with something. You can't rip down a turning lane to pass stopped traffic, just like you said. Thank god someone agrees with me....ive been getting the 'left turn at fault' bullshit.....according to the insuran...

it is a designated turn lane, not a travel lane. That is exactly what I am trying to ascertain since there is no place for him to turn into from that area. if he didnt intend on turning immediately, he had no business being in that lane. I know he wanted to take a left further down from the interse...

I have posted pictures of the accident scene to make it clear to you guys where he was travelling. Stanton: can you provide me with a reference which states that the yellow lines/arrows are not legallay enforcable? I was under the impression that they are part of road signage and should be followed?...

he has ablsolute right of way even if he was travelling in the center lane with sold yellow lines on both sides? and he had an arrow for eb traffic turning left onto novar road infront of where his car stopped even tough he was going wb...technically he was going the wrong way....if you zoom in to t...

It took place on Dundas St W and Novar Rd in Mississauga.

I was taking a left on Dundas to go East bound. The other person was travelling West bound on Dundas

Thanks for your advice, Couple of questions tough: Radar Identified; I can just bring the witness on my court date? And he can testify? The procecution wont say that this person is not listed, so his testimony wont be taken into acccount? mikemoll: I spoke to the adjuster a couple of times, and ever...

I was taking a left on a road which has 4 traffic lanes (2 EB, 2 WB) and a center lane (usually used for right/left turns but in this case marked with solid yellow lines). While I was taking a left turn to go WB, the other person was travelling down the center lane EB (where he is not supposed to) t...