Distracted driving is one of the leading causes of vehicle accidents, posing significant risks to both individuals and businesses. Studies from the Canadian Automobile Association…
Alberta’s auto insurance system has faced rising claims costs from increased lawsuits and healthcare expenses, catastrophic weather events driving up premiums, and market instability, leading…
The Background: Why Reform Was Needed Alberta’s auto insurance system has faced rising claims costs from increased lawsuits and healthcare expenses, catastrophic weather events driving…
Distracted driving refers to any activity that diverts a driver’s attention away from the primary task of operating their vehicle. It poses significant risks not…
Driving for work is a high-risk activity. Company drivers are exposed to several risks, including difficult driving conditions and driver fatigue, which could cause road…
Several businesses have already begun replacing their internal combustion engine (ICE)-powered fleets with electric vehicles (EVs) to reduce their carbon footprint. Although transitioning to EVs…
Recent data from the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC) found that auto theft remains a significant problem across Canada. On Feb. 21, 2024, the Government…
Numerous traffic accidents are linked to driving while distracted. The chances of an accident drastically increase any time a driver reaches for an object or…
If you’ve ever wondered why your auto insurance premium differs from what your family and friends pay, it’s because auto insurance policies are not one-size-fits-all.…
On Feb. 21, 2024, the Government of Canada announced a federal investment of $15 million to support law enforcement agencies’ work to combat auto theft.…
When adding a teen driver to your auto insurance policy, there are several things to keep in mind to help keep your rates affordable and…
You may not think an error on your auto insurance application is a big deal, but the consequences can be very costly. Giving inaccurate information on…
Spending money on gas is inevitable when you drive a vehicle. Although it’s hard to avoid spending money on gas, there are ways you can…
According to the the Insurance Bureau of Canada, the frequency, severity and cost of severe weather events are rising across the country. From June until…
Before you purchase a car, it’s a good idea to understand all the costs associated with the purchase of the vehicle — including the cost…
The Alberta Government has passed changes that introduce Direct Compensation for Property Damage (DCPD) coverage to all automobile insurance policies throughout the province effective January…
Your insurance coverage should be based on your specific risks and assets. Add-on auto insurance coverages allow you to increase your automobile coverage and provide…
Auto Insurance by Province Basic auto insurance is mandatory in every Canadian province and territory. However, each province’s requirements for mandatory coverage vary. In British…
New changes to the Alberta Standard Owner’s Automobile Policy, which has been approved by Alberta’s Superintendent of Insurance, will take effect May 1, 2021. In…
Comprehensive auto insurance protects your vehicle from damage not sustained from a collision.
Studies have shown that many collisions and near-collisions involve some form of driver inattention. For commercial fleets, distracted driving can lead to increased insurance premiums,…