What does Direct Compensation for Property Damage (DCPD) mean for Alberta drivers?
On January 1, 2022, Alberta will adopt a Direct Compensation for Property Damage (DCPD) system
What do the changes to Alberta’s auto insurance system mean for consumers?
The changes the government made to the auto insurance system focus on controlling claims costs,
How does government changes to auto insurance help consumers save money?
Rapidly rising claims costs, particularly costs for settling claims associated with minor injuries after a
What changes did the government make to fix the system?
The Alberta government’s changes to auto insurance are designed to reduce red tape, increase medical
Why focus on settlements for minor injuries and awards given to drivers in court?
Disproportionate pain and suffering awards for sprains and strains are making insurance unaffordable for everyone.
What changes have been made to the minor injury definition?
Since a 2012 court decision allowed for an unintended interpretation to the definition of minor
Who decides what is considered a minor injury?
The insurance industry believes that the definition of a minor injury should be determined by
Who determines the level of care that collision victims receive?
The insurance industry believes anyone with an injury should get the care they need, when
What do reform changes mean for Alberta drivers whose vehicles are damaged in a collision?
With changes announced by the government in Bill 41, it is now more convenient for
I’ve heard that insurers want a no-fault auto insurance system that will take away benefits?
IBC and its members are not advocating for a no-fault auto insurance system. We are