Preszler Law Blog

Nova Scotia is an ideal destination for off-roading, and while this invigorating sport is extremely popular, it can also be extremely dangerous. Because Nova Scotia is committed to traffic safety both on and off our highways and roads, you generally need a driver’s licence in order to legally operate an ATV (all terrain vehicle) in the province. If you’ve been injured by another ATV driver’s negligence, it’s time to consult with an experienced Nova Scotia vehicle accident lawyer, and the seasoned legal team at Preszler Injury Lawyers is standing by to help.

In an instant, motor vehicle accidents can change the course of a person’s entire life. In Nova Scotia, car accidents are among the leading causes of serious injuries and fatalities. While statistics fail to show us the human repercussions of collisions resulting in injuries or deaths, they can help illustrate the importance of driver safety in the province. To learn more, click here.