Ontario Highway Traffic Act

Update, Uncle couldn't afford professional help.

I asked for disclosure which was incomplete

Disclosure showed errors in weather, point of impact, incorrect defendant statement, Accident report shows errors in driver's license number for Uncle and number of involved persons, box with [b]collision occurred[/b]not ticked off.

Sent back a request ...

WRT to being cutoff on a rainy wet day, neither uncle remembers seeing the driver on the road before the turn, so disclosure should provide some clarification as to what happened. Both uncles remember looking left and seeing clear roads, then looking right and seeing clear roads as well as a red light stopping any traffic from the right side ...

Yes, there was damage to both vehicles. Uncle's car was fifteen years old and the driver's side bumper was damaged so it's probably going to be written off. The airbags did not deploy.

There was damage to the passenger side of the other car, but it was driveable. Bad luck that six inches further and there would have been no collision. Good luck ...

My 86 year old uncle has had no traffic tickets and passed three re-licencing episodes without problems. In a rainstorm, he turned left from a driveway onto a clear four lane street. A car apparently had turned from an adjacent driveway at the same time - right in front of him.

He braked to avoid the slowly-moving car, but his wet shoe slid off ...