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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, there are three mandatory insurance policies that all drivers must purchase: Third Party Liability, Direct Direct Compensation for Property Damage (DCPD), and Accident Benefits.
Collision and Comprehensive coverage is not mandatory but is recommended.
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Auto insurance premiums are determined by providers based on a series of factors, including your current driving situation and history. There are a number of actions you can take to help lower your premium, such as:
- If you are a new driver, gaining more experience over time and keeping a clean driving record
- Bundling your home and auto insurance together with one provider
- Choosing to pay a higher deductible in the event of an accident
If you’d like to know more about how to lower your insurance premium, our Edmonton advisors can provide further information that is specific to you and your needs. Contact one of our advisors today by calling 1-780-448-2298.
Car insurance rates in Edmonton, Alberta are calculated from a variety of factors, including a driver’s age, driving experience and history, location of the registered vehicle, and the coverage options selected.
If you are involved in an accident, first ensure everyone involved is safe and uninjured. If someone is injured, dial 911 immediately.
Ensure you exchange insurance and contact information with the other driver(s) involved, as well as record any relevant information about the accident, such as the accident location and weather conditions.
You should also contact us as soon as possible to report the accident and begin the claim process.
Yes, your insurance premiums could be affected by traffic convictions, depending on the type of conviction and the number of tickets you have.
If your spouse has their own car and policy, you do not have to add them to your policy. If your spouse will be driving your vehicle, however, we recommend adding them to your policy.
Yes, drivers with a Class 7 learner’s license can insure a vehicle.
The Grid Rate determines the maximum amount an insurance company can charge for 3rd Party Liability and Accident Benefits.
The Grid Rate benefits mostly new and inexperienced drivers as well as those with multiple convictions or claims.