Jan 20, 2010 by gnavodar | Posted in Insurance & Registration

I am interested to find out how many occasional drivers a car can have for a family of 4 as per Standard Insurance rules in Ontarion Canada. We have two cars and only one is automatic the other is manual, the kids can only drive automatic and we need

There is no standard rule for occasional drivers, there's only individual company's underwriting guidelines. If your insurer wants to split the drivers in such a fashion, then that is what they are going to do. Would most insurers in Ontario work like

Jul 28, 2009 by factfinder | Posted in Insurance

Why would an auto insurance company delay a ruling in an issue of coverage for their policy holder who was liable for a car accident? It has been several weeks since the "supposed" policy holder hit my car and the insurance company says it is

They don't make rulings, they have "findings". If they aren't making the 'finding', that means they're missing some information, or something is unclear.

Their policyholder isn't liable, until a judge says they are, or until

May 09, 2011 by Nick | Posted in Insurance & Registration

So im 18 and my sister has left her vehicle fully insured. However neither of us know whether I am covered or not on her insurance because I am under 25 years of age and I am not married. Am i covered while she is out of town for 3 days?

If she has a normal policy (not a restricted policy) then anyone who drives her car with her permission on an occasional basis and has a valid drivers license should be covered by whatever insurance she has bought for her car.

As always,