lgman | 11-07-2010 12:22 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Edison_Chen
(Post 7175174)
You have to cancel the current insurance before you put it in storage, unless the insurance has expired.
The broker can use cancellation "T- temporary out of use", and she can waive the $30 cancellation. Posted via RS Mobile | You can have both cuz ICBC loveees your money :p
But on a serious note when you cancel a policy, depending how much is owed in the end (Financed or not) total refund will affect your storage allowance.
If you opt to buy storage then icbc will give you $30 credit towards on the day. That $30 will depend on your vehicles rate class (Eg: Weight, Theft, Age, Area etc...) my corolla can get around 4 months of storage with comprehensive coverage (Glass, Theft, Bon fires...) Quote:
Originally Posted by Blinky
(Post 7175135)
If you want to be insured against that C-lai on your block that drives that E-class with more paint scrapes than a tugboat, get collision coverage. | only if the C-lai is driving your car:D. Hit n' Run is still Comprehensive
TPL Third Party liability compulsory is $200,000 bare min. Covers accidents involving property damage and human life. Also good if you don't wanna cancel that special lucky lucky 888 license plate.
Lets say you cancel the car and you park it up the street. It has no insurance and the brakes fail, it rolls down the hill and flattens that pesky kid that throws firecrackers at your dog (Oh my) his parents throw a fit, sue sue sue and you're a hobo.
Plus you can get fined/ticketed from by-laws.
OP Park it in your property or friends property. Bonus points: disconnect the battery or fuel relay if possible to prevent theft. |