Canada: Rail, Road & Cycling

La Cour suprême des États-Unis a rendu une décision unanime qui élimine un moyen de défense juridique clé pour les courtiers de fret, transitaires et prestataires logistiques. Ces intermédiaires peuvent désormais être poursuivis pour sélection négligente de transporteur en vertu du droit étatique de la responsabilité délictuelle. Cette décision accroît considérablement le risque de litiges et nécessite des changements

After a motorcycle collision, drivers frequently claim they never saw the motorcyclist, but this statement carries significant legal implications. This article examines the leading factors behind motorcycle accidents, from visibility challenges and blind spots to driver awareness issues, and explores why the resulting legal claims are rarely as straightforward as they appear.

Ontario's dual framework for compensating motor vehicle collision victims creates a stark divide between tort law's principle of full compensation and the Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule's cost-containment approach.

It is easy to understand the appeal of e-bikes. As a viable transportation alternative to the automobile, they are a convenient, eco-friendly way of getting around while offering significant...

U.S. enforcement of English language proficiency requirements for commercial drivers has changed materially over the past year.

In the Determination, the Agency addressed two key issues regarding regulated interswitching ("RIS") under the Canada Transportation Act (the "Act"): the eligibility of certain types of traffic for RIS and data transparency in RIS determinations.

During the Christmas holiday season, the Federal Government of Canada quietly adjusted its trade policy QUITE significantly.

As of December 4, 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has lifted the moratorium on penalties for businesses in the trucking industry that fail to report fees for services on T4A slips for the 2025 tax year and subsequent tax years.

In the recent decision of the Federal Court of Canada in Louis Dreyfus Company Canada ULC v. Canadian National Railway Company, 2025 FC 1868, the court was asked to determine the damages resulting from CN's breach...