After two years of being unable to travel, Ontarians are excited to travel this summer. While gas prices can impact your summer travel plans, many Ontarians are still planning summer road trips. But what happens if you’re injured while driving your vehicle outside of Ontario? The answer – it depends.
If you are injured in a car accident in Ontario for which you were not or only partially at fault, you can to pursue two avenues of recovery. First, you can claim accident benefits from your own insurance company. Depending on the nature of your injuries, you may be entitled to benefits for income replacement, medical and rehabilitation, attendant care, and housekeeping/home maintenance. These benefits are subject to monetary and time limits depending on the extent and nature of your injuries.
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Kevin Henderson
Kevin grew up outside Perth, Ontario, where his modest beginnings shaped his underdog mentality. After earning his law degree from Osgoode Hall, he practised insurance defence before joining Oatley Vigmond, where he now uses his insider experience to help clients secure the compensation they deserve.