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Vehicle collisions in Canada are more common than you might expect. In 2016, there were approximately 35,972 vehicle collisions in Canada.

New or soon-to-be drivers often research local driving schools. This guide answers common questions like how they work and how much they can lower insurance.

First-time Alberta drivers must budget for a vehicle, pass the Class 5 test, buy insurance, and register their car—an essential step, especially with Alberta’s extreme weather.

As new drivers, one of the first things we learn about is responsibility. We get taught to pay attention to the road, our surroundings, and of course, traffic lights.

You may be doing your best to avoid a car accident. Still, accidents can happen at any time. Most drivers avoid reporting car accidents due to the fear of the…

Driving without insurance is illegal in every Canadian province and territory. Without coverage, drivers face penalties and may be personally sued for accident-related costs.