By Ka Hing Cheung If you regularly drive a car in British Columbia that you don’t own (whether it belongs to a family member, friend, or employer) you
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ICBC Insurance for N Drivers: What It Really Costs
By Ka Hing Cheung If you’re driving with an “N” on your vehicle, you may be wondering: Am I paying more for insurance just because I have a
Can I Pause My Car Insurance with ICBC? Here’s What You Can (and Can’t) Do
By Ka Hing Cheung Life happens. Maybe you’re leaving town for a few months. Maybe you’re putting your RV or sports car in storage for the winter. Naturally,
ICBC Expands Distance-Based Discounts: How Low-Mileage Drivers Can Save More in 2025
By Ka Hing Cheung If you’re someone who racks up less than 15,000 km behind the wheel, ICBC’s latest change could put real money back in your pocket.
Do You Need ICBC Income Top-Up Coverage? Here’s What You Should Know
By Ka Hing Cheung What happens if you’re injured in a motor vehicle crash and suddenly can’t work—but your income is too high to be fully covered by
Cancelling Your ICBC Insurance Policy: What You Need to Know
Thinking about terminating your ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia) auto insurance? Maybe you’ve sold your car, moved out of B.C., or realized you’re not driving as much
What You Need to Know About Hit and Run Coverage with ICBC
When you return to your parked car and discover it’s been damaged—or worse, if you’re injured by a driver who disappears before you can get their information—you’ve likely
ICBC Vehicle Storage Insurance: How to Save Money While Your Car’s Off the Road
Just because your car is parked doesn’t mean it’s safe. You might think your garage or driveway offers enough protection—but the reality is, your vehicle can still be
Fight That Ticket: How to Dispute a Traffic Violation in BC
Got a traffic ticket in British Columbia that feels unfair? You’re not alone—and you’re not without options. Whether it’s a speeding ticket you think was misjudged or a
B.C. Drops Second Road Test: What It Means for New Drivers—and Long-Time ‘N’ Drivers
If you’ve been carrying an “N” decal on your bumper longer than you care to admit, relief is finally in sight. British Columbia is overhauling its graduated licensing