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.

Buying a hybrid offers fuel savings and lower emissions, but buyers should consider hybrid insurance costs and how coverage differs before purchasing.

Canada requires minimum auto insurance, though rules vary by province. Understanding these differences helps drivers stay compliant and properly protected after an accident.

Ontario auto insurance includes mandatory accident benefits, helping cover medical care, rehabilitation, and lost income for those injured in car accidents.

Car insurance premiums often rise after age 60, as older drivers statistically have more accidents, prompting insurers to adjust rates to manage higher perceived risk.