ICBC still processing collision claims from November’s paralyzing Metro Vancouver snowstorm
Unlike the previous system where an at-fault driver’s insurance would be responsible in the event of a crash, ICBC said every driver’s insurance responds under no-fault – but determining liability can get complicated when there’s a chain reaction and a number of vehicles involved.
“Not having the proper tires could impact your liability absolutely,” Harper told Global News. “And in turn, that could impact your premiums moving forward.”Gazzola’s son and father-in-law are driving rental vehicles as their claims are processed. Although the other driver will likely be found 100 per cent at fault, both will be on the hook for the deductible as their coverage kicks in to cover repairs.
Gazzola is urging drivers to take their time and be equipped with snow tires before the next blast of winter hits.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Holiday events in Metro Vancouver: Concerts, crafts fairs, light displays and moreGather up your family and friends and have some holiday fun. We\u0027ll keep this list updated all season with events as they are announced.
Read more »
2022 Christmas lights list/map: Check out these dazzling displays around Metro VancouverHere\u0027s a list of the brightest Christmas light displays to see in Vancouver, Surrey, White Rock, Burnaby, North Vancouver, Richmond and more
Read more »
Vancouver Weather: Sunny and coldMetro Vancouver has a few days of sunny weather ahead.
Read more »
Filip Gustavsson earns first career shutout as Minnesota Wild defeat Canucks 3-0Wild goalie Gustavsson holds off Vancouver after Vancouver turns up pressure after a sluggish first period
Read more »
Premier David Eby set to announce ICBC rate freeze on basic insuranceICBC plans to seek no changes to its basic insurance rate for the next two years.
Read more »
ICBC to request two-year rate freeze amid surging global inflationB.C. Premier David Eby and Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth make an announcement from ICBC headquarters in Vancouver.
Read more »