Spiderman

White to green over night. we can just move along to summer now, it’s time to flush this winter good-bye.

That's pretty messed up. Surprised we also did not read the sled was stolen.

On the bold, you're absolutely right, and I'm not sure that most people understand that. There is nothing stopping anyone from naming a potential target defendant in a SOC - and then, as you pointed out, resources are required to defend against it. Money well spent - but spent! I have seen few defendants released from actions until after the Examination for Discovery process has been undertaken, which takes quite a bit of work, time and expense even to get up to and through that point. You can always try, but threatening costs if not does not usually scare too many Plaintiff firms. As I mentioned, with 1% liability on the books - they're going to look anywhere and everywhere for potential defendants. On costs, my experience differs a little - most times if we are successful and seeking, they are awarded - sometimes in full - sometimes partial - sometimes up to the max ( small claims ). Collecting on them is another story

Yes they can and do all the time.

I am thinking its almost a better idea to have the sleds down here than in Huntsville- seems this area -or the area just north of KW -etc. - can turn and be able to be rideable so quickly - given my very limited schedule - that might be better

And we were not able to get out for a ride at all yet. what a waste of money

if its outlined in the ad and still asked - or just a stupid question - it's an auto delete -i don't respond.

This one minutes from our friends place in Courtland. https://www.cbc.ca/amp/1.7090395

Yes it would, and any reasonable decent human would see that, but as long as the 1% rule is on the books, counsel will look to anywhere and everywhere to find it.

The reality is liability is always different in every single situation. the fault chart used to establish fault for physical damage is irrelevant should a tort action for injuries be pursued. police investigate for hta, tort claims move on their own.

Sled is not guaranteed to be 100% at fault. Ever hear of the 1% rule?

There are two parts to the who is wrong theory. 1.HTA 2. Liability They do not share the same lense and/or outcomes.

You can tell it’s a professional driver by the hood of the truck, sledded is lucky.

Makes zero sense having all the hp and all you can do is spin the track. i like the grip and bite too

Pretty honest report. Those Cats are pretty good sleds

Plenty of deep white at our place now - should be a good Sunday for me and the boy. He'll be breaking in his new sled in powda!

Quick hi-jack. My daughter has her G2 - we did all the driver training etc. - and I spent a lot of time with her myself. Anyway - her road test for her G2 - was 7 1/2 minutes long - that was it - in 7 1/2 minutes they issued her a G2 and sent her out into the wild.

Similar looking at our place. Heading up saturday afternoon

Had a look at the map - surprised to see how little has opened up in the far north - getting there - but man - it's mid January already and so much red. Come one yellow and green!

Saw on our club's FB page they are out doing what they can now that we have some snow. As usual - need cold - but we live in a time where you get what you get and make the most of it. Hoping to see some yellow in the next week if things co-operate. Might be field running/shake down time this Sunday as we have no hockey!

Huntsville area improving from overnight snow. Starting to look like winter now.

Accidents can and will happen. Ride safe

Not much new in Huntsville, so far the big stuff has missed us.

Lots of event cancellations going on up in the Grey Bruce region - so that is a positive sign if you're a sledder

Things are shaping up nicely! Lets hope for a longer than usual season to off-set the slower than normal start.