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Technology has been a part of our lives for years already, and the automotive industry has no reason to be left behind. What seemed like sci-fi 20 years ago is an everyday reality today. Remote car starters are becoming increasingly popular, even though in some cities they might be regulated by law. There are apps and devices that require a few key combinations or just the click of a button, and the engine of your car starts right away, regardless of how far you are from your vehicle. How does
When a driver gets behind the wheel, they need to be focused and alert to reach their destination safely – and to do so without endangering others. Ontario’s RIDE Program (Reduce Impaired Driving Everywhere) helps make our roads safer. Sharing the road with hundreds and even thousands of other people during a trip presents the possibility for danger. No matter how safe and responsible you are, certain factors can raise the risk of accidents. Those who choose to get behind the wheel while intoxi
When it comes to insurance, licence suspensions are considered a serious strike on your driving record. Suspensions are a guaranteed way to get pushed into the high-risk insurance category. You can receive a suspension for serious crimes such as impaired driving or non-criminal offences such as failure to pay fines. The top reasons Ontario drivers receive licence suspensions include: Distracted driving Unpaid fines Impaired driving or driving in warn range Driving without insurance B
Looking for ways to save on the road? Here are our top five money-saving tips for Ontario drivers. 1. Take Advantage of Technology Taking advantage of the benefits of technology can be a huge money saver when it comes driving. Smartphone applications can save you time, gas money and wear and tear on your vehicle. Check out the following applications: Waze: Traffic and trip planner Gas Buddy: Find gas stations in your area and compare prices to get the best deal But don’t forget to go hands-f
A combination of factors determine your insurance rate. These factors include your profile as a driver, your location, the coverage you choose and your deductible. In addition to these factors, the vehicle you are insuring affects your insurance rate. What Is the CLEAR System? When evaluating your potential risk, insurers will check your vehicle’s Canadian Loss Experience Automobile Rating (CLEAR). According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada (IBC), the CLEAR rating system is an “accurate and cr
There is no getting around it: If you want to drive a car in Ontario, you need to have auto insurance. Lying on your insurance application can leave you without coverage. Without it, you could be looking at fines between $5,000 to $50,000, a license suspension or, worse yet, getting into an accident that causes injury or death and being held personally responsible for the costs. It pays to have auto insurance. It also pays to tell the truth on your insurance application. Ten percent of Ontarian
