2022 | Happy Holidays + Schedule
As the holiday season approaches we'd like to wish you a very joyous time of year, and extend our most sincere appreciation to our valued clients. In addition, we've shared our 2022 holiday office schedule.
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How to Avoid Skidding, and What to Do If It Happens
Throughout winter, you should always adjust to driving conditions, especially when the roads are covered in snow and ice. It is important for you to know how to avoid skidding, and what to do if you find yourself in a skid situation.
14 Vehicle Options for Cheap Car Insurance in 2022
Many factors can affect the price of your car insurance premium, and the type of car you own or rent is one of these factors. If you are looking to save money on car insurance, it is important to take into consideration the estimated insurance premium you will be required to pay when buying or renting a new or used vehicle.
Ontario Drivers Reminded to Renew Their Licence Plates
Ontario Police have recently released statements and a video reminding drivers that they are still required to get their license plates renewed every one to two years, most commonly before the driver’s birthday. You are no longer required to pay the annual $120 fee to renew your plates, but any drivers who refrain from renewing their plates can be fined $110 - $500 under the Highway Traffic Act.
Everything You Need to Know About Ontario RV Insurance
Living in Canada allows us the opportunity to travel to many beautiful scenic places. Using a recreational vehicle can be one of the best ways to experience the wonderful nature in our country. If you’re one of the many individuals who are looking forward to taking some RV trips this summer, you will want to make sure you have adequate RV insurance coverage. Continue reading below to discover all you need to know about RV insurance!
Everything You Need to Know About Classic Car Insurance
Most owners of classic cars put a lot of time, effort, money, and care into maintaining their vehicles. Owning a classic car comes with different requirements, stipulations, and restrictions that most auto insurance policies don't typically require. There are also additional coverage options available for classic cars that would not be necessary for typical automobiles. It is important to speak with your Ontario insurance broker to make sure that your classic car is fully protected by having...
How Vehicle Modifications Can Impact Your Car Insurance Policy
Many people like to modify their vehicles by customizing them to suit their personal likes and interests or to add increased performance or comfort. Many great modifications can be made to your vehicle, but before you make any changes it is important to know which changes will affect your car insurance premium!
6 Ways Drivers can Safely Share the Road with Cyclists
Each new season brings different things drivers need to be aware of and watch out for. As the warmer weather is approaching, drivers will begin to notice more and more cyclists on the roads. To ensure everyone's safety drivers need to ensure they are following the rules of the road and driving cautiously around cyclists to ensure everyone has a safe trip.
Consumer Reports Most Reliable Vehicles of 2022
A reliable vehicle can save you a lot of stress, time, money, and effort and is an important factor that should go into your decision-making when purchasing a new car. Having a reliable vehicle means you can get longevity out of the purchase, and hopefully won’t be in unnecessarily unsafe situations or have to pay for costly repairs.
How Distracted Driving Can Affect Your Car Insurance
If you are convicted of distracted driving in Ontario, it will be on your driving record, which is a factor when it comes to determining your car insurance premium. Any driver with distracted driving convictions on their record should expect the price of their car insurance to increase. Minor and major driving offenses will affect your auto insurance rates differently, and as of January 1, 2019, Ontario insurance companies consider distracted driving convictions to be a major offense.