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Highway Traffic Act
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Ontario REGULATION 424/97

COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLE OPERATORS’ INFORMATION

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Essential Information to Share After a Vehicle Accident

In this episode, Chris Harris, also known as Safety Dawg, addresses a critical listener question regarding the information required to be provided after a vehicle accident.

Citing the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario, he details that drivers must, upon request, give their name, address, driver's license number, jurisdiction of issuance, motor vehicle liability insurance policy issuer and number, as well as the name and address of the registered owner and the vehicle permit number.

He also emphasizes the legal duty to remain at or return to the accident scene, render assistance, and comply with these information-sharing requirements.

00:00 Introduction and Scenario Setup
00:23 Legal Requirements for Information Exchange
01:14 Detailed Breakdown of Required Information
02:05 Additional Legal Obligations
02:50 Conclusion and Sign-Off

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When Do You Need a CVOR for Your Vehicle?

Chris Harris, also known as Safety Dog, explains when you need to obtain a Commercial Vehicle Operator's Registration (CVOR). This video covers the specifics for pickup trucks and small commercial vehicles, including the weight thresholds and conditions that necessitate a CVOR. He provides details from the Commercial Vehicle Operators Safety Manual and clarifies regulations for both commercial and personal vehicles. Viewers can learn about gross weight calculations and the importance of knowing these rules to stay compliant.

00:00 Introduction to CVOR Requirements

00:34 Understanding the CVOR Manual

01:04 Key CVOR Criteria

02:09 Commercial vs. Personal Use

04:05 Special Cases and Complications

04:43 Gross Weight Explained

05:22 Final Recap and Resources