Taylor & Blair

Electric bikes are increasingly everywhere in Vancouver. We hope to answer some of the most common electric bike questions: Firstly, what qualifies as an eBike? It needs to have an electric motor, pedals, a top speed of no more than 32kms/hour without pedalling, a motor that can engage and disengage, wheels that are at least 35cm in diameter, and no more than 3 wheels. Starting to sound familiar? For more information, see https://www.icbc.com//Low-powere/Pages/Electric-bikes.aspx

We are honoured to to say that we've won first place in The Georgia Straight's 23rd annual #BestofVancouver 2018 reader's poll for Best Lawyer! Thank you Vancouver! We're proud to continue to work hard to get you a fair deal, and provide you with full and fair representation. https://taylorandblair.com//taylor-blair-honoured-to-be-n/

Main Street and Terminal Avenue intersection in Vancouver is the most dangerous intersection in British Columbia. In fact, there at least one incident every two months last year. The intersection is a microcosm for the many risks associated with moving people and goods through a dense urban environment. The City has implemented strategic speed limits and protected left turns in various parts of the city, but the question remains: why is this particular intersection so dangerous and what is the City going to do about it? We explore this today on our blog: https://taylorandblair.com//main-and-terminal-most-danger/

It's dangerous out there for a pedestrian. ICBC data shows that the Main Street and Terminal Avenue intersection in Vancouver is the most dangerous intersection in British Columbia. In fact, there was at least one incident every two months last year. Now, the question is, what is the City going to do about it? https://www.citynews1130.com//dangerous-intersections-ped/

Tragic numbers for BC motorcyclists. Please watch out for motorcyclists as you hit the roads this Labour Day Long Weekend.