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Two Coquitlam intersections among most crash-prone spots in the Lower Mainland, ICBC reports

With more drivers on the road and the pandemic in the rearview mirror, there was a slight increase in crashes in B.C. in 2024, according to a recently released ICBC report. Two Coquitlam intersections were listed among the most crash-ridden crossroads in the Lower Mainland. There were 331 crashes at the Brunette Avenue off- and […]

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