David Hollingsworth and AssociatesOttawa, ON · September 10, 2026Ontario’s New Accident Benefits Rules Could Leave Injured Cyclists With Less Coverage
For cyclists in Ontario, changes to the province’s auto insurance rules that took effect on July 1, 2026, may have important implications following a collision with a motor vehicle, even for cyclists who do not own a car. The changes affect Ontario’s accident benefits system and, in some circumstances, may reduce the financial support available […] Read More… from Ontario’s New Accident Benefits Rules Could Leave Injured Cyclists With Less Coverage
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