PMP LawMississauga, ON · January 21, 2026Winter Car Accidents in Ontario: Why “Low-Impact” Collisions Can Still Cause Serious Injuries
Winter driving in Ontario presents unique dangers. Snow-covered roads, black ice, freezing rain, and reduced visibility significantly increase the risk of motor vehicle collisions. While many winter crashes occur at lower speeds, insurers frequently argue that these are “low-impact” accidents and therefore should not result in serious injuries. This assumption is misleading and often wrong. Winter Conditions Increase Risk Even at Low Speeds During winter months, vehicles require much longer...
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