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Joined liability trials over a bus braking incident. The court found both the unidentified sedan driver and bus driver at fault and apportioned liability 70/30 against the sedan defendants.
Personal injury trial from two motor vehicle accidents. The court found the bus driver negligent, apportioned fault 15/85, treated the injuries as indivisible, and awarded $966,778.76.
The court held a bus driver was not negligent when he braked hard to avoid a pedestrian stepping into the roadway, and dismissed liability claims by injured passengers.
A bus passenger sued after being thrown from his seat over a road dip. The court found the driver negligent and awarded $91,785.39 in damages.
The court held that a bus driver was not negligent when a car suddenly cut into the bus’s path and stopped, forcing a hard brake that injured passengers.
The court found a bus driver and carrier liable after a frail passenger fell when the bus moved as he was standing. Liability was apportioned 2/3 to defendants and 1/3 to the plaintiff.
The court found a bus driver negligent after a passenger fell and broke her hip when the bus moved as she returned from the fare box; liability was apportioned 75/25.
A passenger fell while exiting a bus on an icy driveway. The court found BC Transit negligent, found contributory negligence, and split liability 75/25.
The court found a transit bus driver negligent after a hard stop caused a passenger to fall. The plaintiff was not contributorily negligent and received $134,279 in damages.
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