DUI Conviction in Ontario
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A DUI or impaired driving conviction can significantly affect your car insurance options. Some standard insurers may no longer offer coverage, which can mean moving to a high-risk insurance market. Humberview Insurance works with insurers that accept drivers with DUI convictions and can help you compare the options available to you.
| Third-Party Liability | Accident Benefits | Uninsured Automobile | Collision |
|---|---|---|---|
| Protection against covered liability claims | Benefits if you're injured in an accident | Protection involving uninsured drivers | Damage to your vehicle from a collision |
| Comprehensive | Rental Vehicle Coverage | Transportation Replacement | Depreciation Waiver |
| Theft, vandalism and other covered losses | Coverage when driving rented vehicles | Helps cover temporary transportation after a claim | Protects eligible new vehicles from depreciation |
Coverage availability varies by insurer, vehicle, driving history and eligibility. Coverage is subject to policy terms, conditions, limits and exclusions.
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Yes. Some standard insurance companies may not accept drivers with a DUI conviction, but other insurers specialize in higher-risk drivers. A broker can compare the insurance markets available based on your driving record and circumstances.
A DUI conviction can affect your insurance eligibility and premiums for several years. How long it affects your rate depends on the insurer, your driving record, licence suspensions and other underwriting factors.
Possibly, but not necessarily. Insurance companies have different underwriting rules regarding impaireddriving convictions. Your current insurer may no longer qualify you for its standard program, requiring you to find coverage with another insurer.
Generally, yes. A DUI conviction is considered a serious driving conviction by insurers and can substantially increase premiums. The actual cost depends on your driving history, vehicle, location, coverage and the insurance company.
Comparing insurers is particularly important because underwriting rules and rates can vary considerably. Maintaining a clean driving record, choosing an appropriate vehicle and reviewing your coverage and deductibles can also affect your premium.
Typically, you'll need your driver's licence information, vehicle details, current insurance information and details about your driving record and conviction. Additional information may be required depending on the insurer.