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Its What's Behind You That Can Hurt - Vimarsana News

Its What's Behind You That Can Hurt

Keep checking rearview mirror to avoid damage to your vehicle, expert warns A new study has identified the most common type of crash that damages vehicles and their contents, with rearview collisions the main cause. The study analyzed NHTSA data on Property Damage Only (PDO) motor vehicle crashes to determine what manner these are most likely to occur.

Ontario college funding announcement coming Monday - Vimarsana News

Ontario college funding announcement coming Monday

Here's what happened at Ontario's Queen's Park this week.

Ontario drivers: Damage threshold to double for mandatory collision reporters - Vimarsana News

Ontario drivers: Damage threshold to double for mandatory collision reporters

The Ontario government is considering changing the threshold for Property Damage Only (PBO) collision reporting—more than doubling the damage value required before a crash must be reported to police.

Reconsidering Rates: Ontario government considering changes to vehicle collision reporting threshold - Vimarsana News

Reconsidering Rates: Ontario government considering changes to vehicle collision reporting threshold

Ottawa, Ontario — The Ontario government is considering changing the threshold for Property Damage Only (PBO) collision reporting from $2,000 to $5,000. Th

Mound House vehicle crashes prompt meeting of health and safety groups - Vimarsana News

Mound House vehicle crashes prompt meeting of health and safety groups

Following a tragic accident on Highway 50 in Mound House last month, Healthy Communities Coalition of Lyon and Storey counties invited representatives from multiple sectors to discuss traffic and pedestrian safety in the small Lyon County community.