Driving Choice

ICBC lost another $375 million and pushed BC into a deficit. If it wasn’t for ICBC, BC would have posted a surplus, despite the pandemic. It’s time to end ICBC’s monopoly: www.drivingchoice.ca

"Next year, reduced rates for British Columbians, more affordable insurance and better benefits." David Eby We’ve heard it time and time again. Don't fall for the same dog and pony show. The best way to have better auto insurance is to make ICBC compete for its business. Choose Choice: www.drivingchoice.ca ... https://www.radionl.com/2020/07/13/64043/

Unfortunately, relief isn't coming for British Columbians. While drivers in other provinces have received an average of $280 per driver in relief from their insurers, ICBC will be providing exactly $0. Demand Better: DrivingChoice.ca

ICBC can’t even deliver its car decals on time. It’s no wonder they can’t deliver affordable car insurance to British Columbians. Demand better. Demand Choice. www.drivingchoice.ca

Attorney General David Eby acknowledges British Columbians are facing tough times, but is asking drivers to be patient with ICBC, which will not be giving rebate cheques to drivers. We’re done being patient with ICBC. It's time to demand better: www.drivingchoice.ca

A Friday afternoon news dump? Is ICBC trying to make sure you didn't notice? ICBC just announced they're ENDING their lackluster COVID-19 measures for drivers. While other insurers were giving rebates to drivers of up to $280, ICBC waived a $30 cancellation fee. Insurers in other provinces are still returning money to drivers.... It's yet more evidence of why we need to end the ICBC monopoly. It's time for choice. https://www.icbc.com/about-ic/newsroom/Pages/2020-aug7.aspx