Catpiano/alberta resident, please help! insurance, alberta, help

Nam

Hi,

Can someone lives in Alberta help me?
In BC we have ICBC as our auto insurance company, can someone please tell me what is the auto insurance comany in Alberta?

It's work related stuff, your help is greatly appreciated.  Thanks!!

吳孟達

They are private owned...
Not ICBC kind of thing in Alberta

Nam

So if there is a car accident and I got the license plate, in BC, I will bill ICBC for it.
How about Alberta?

Thank you in advance.

Catpiano

Oh .. just saw that ..

yeah .. so so so many insurance companies ... whatever AMA .. State Farm .. Monnex ..  then some high risk one ..  whatever ..

Big range too ..  same car, few yr ago, over $10k/yr for me ..  then went down to ~ $1400/yr ..

zuesel

So if there is a car accident and I got the license plate, in BC, I will bill ICBC for it.
How abou ...
Nam 發表於 2011-3-16 11:37

Nam, not sure I understand your question. The accident is in Alberta or in BC? The cars involved are both AB plates or one of each? Or are you just asking what to do if you are a resident of AB holding a AB license plate? Anyway, the license holders of AB will report to the company/brookers who they purchased their insurance from. Not like ICBC in BC. No conflict of interest.

Catpiano

Yes, I don't quite understand her question too, what does she mean "got the license plate in BC?"

May be she has accident in Alberta? but she is from BC??

Anyway, I am using TD Monnex ..  and lots of info on TD website. ^_^

Nam

Basically,  a vehicle with alberta plate has damaged a government property, Rcmp attended and got the plate numbe. I normally bill ICBC for that but they denied the claim because it is an alberta plate,  so I wonder who should I bill in this case

Thanks. .....

Catpiano

Oh ..  and it is a "hit and run" ? then you better just call police!


"normally" bill ICBC ..  sounds like people hitting the government property all the time??

B2L2

Even light pole and guard rail are government property bor, so I think that's pretty often.