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Originally Posted by westopher
But you still aren't telling us which province pays less? Saskatchewan? Of course it's lower, the liability of driving there is 1/30th of what it is in most of BC. There are 8 people in the province, chances of an accident are far lower. I've tried to get Hagerty coverage for my e30 here and it's $2500 a year. In Alberta it would be $800. There are other factors than just public/private. They have people doing math for these things. That's far more relevant than looking at what bob in Saskatchewan has through intact for his 1994 f250 compared to your ICBC quote for east van.
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Quebec. But of course people will instantly say Quebec isn’t a comparable even though it’s a similar system to ICBC, in a bigger province, with more people.
As I said, there is no tangible data on just regular rates. You can’t just use an 18 year old that has had 2 DUI’s and is paying $4800 a year for a 2001 civic and say “Alberta is more!!!”
If ICBC is the best option, fine. But the quote for my car in Alberta is basically the exact same as it is here, so apples to apples, I don’t think it’s far fetched to say, for me personally, a private system could potentially be cheaper elsewhere than what I pay with ICBC here.