Facts:
On June 15, 2017, Maygan Giller, driving a Jeep Wrangler, collided with a Mazda 3 driven by Chelsea Herron at an intersection in Langley, BC. The collision occurred when Herron attempted an illegal U-turn, while Giller was speeding and failed to stop despite flashing warning signals.

Legal Issues:
The case centered on the determination of liability for the accident. Giller argued she had the right of way, even if the light was yellow. Herron claimed both drivers were at fault, warranting equal liability. The court examined issues of negligence, contributory negligence, and the legal duties of drivers under the Motor Vehicle Act.

Judgment:
The court found that both parties were negligent. Chelsea Herron bore 80% of the liability for performing an illegal U-turn in an intersection, while Maygan Giller was assigned 20% liability for speeding and failing to heed the advance warning lights.

Costs/Awards:
The document did not specify the total amount of costs or awards. However, the court ruled on liability, with quantum trials for damages scheduled later in the year.