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Liability decision from a motorcycle collision case in Vancouver. The court found both drivers negligent and apportioned fault 70% to the defendant and 30% to the plaintiff.
The court found the plaintiff caused a motor vehicle collision by moving into the median, failing to signal, and making a sudden right turn into the defendant's vehicle.
The Supreme Court of Canada allowed the appeal in a bicycle-truck collision, holding the truck drivers rebutted the statutory presumption of fault and that the cyclist’s sudden left turn caused the accident.
The Supreme Court of Canada held that an army truck driver was solely negligent for turning left without checking for traffic or giving a visible signal.
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