Chapter 12, 13 and 14 Quizlet Flashcards
(39 cards)
List the 3 duties owed to insurers by brokers/brokerages
- Follow Agency Agreement-binder authorities
- Deal with monies in trust for insurer
- Disclose to insurer all material facts about a risk even if it jeopardizes a sale
Name the 3 PARTIES ELIGIBLE TO PURCHASE AUTO INSURANCE
- Automobile owners
- Parties who drive automobiles they don’t own
- Parties without a vehicle OR drivers’ license
List the 3 provinces with compulsory government regulated auto insurance
BC, MB, SK
Explain A PURE NO FAULT PLAN
A plan that removes the right of legal action against drivers who cause injury of death to others. Accident victims may claim compensation from their OWN insurers.
What is the minimum compulsory liability limit of BC auto policies
$200,00
List the provinces with private auto insurers
Alberta, Ontario, Atlantic provinces
Explain Inverse Liability
covers you in parts of Canada or the US where local laws don’t let you claim against the person who caused your crash.
List the 5 compulsory coverages for ICBCs Autoplan
- Third party liability
- Accident benefits
- Underinsured motorist protection
- Hit and run uninsured motorist protection
- Inverse liability coverage
Vehicles brought in from outside of Canada have to have which 2 inspections
“Federal and provincial inspections
List the 3 factors AFFECTING PREMIUM TO BE CHARGED
- Rate Class
- Territory
- Claim record
AIRCARE must be completed……on vehicles built before 1992
Annually
Explain the Recovery Rule
“IF The CRS level before the MORE RECENT LIABLE claim was a level -1 or better AND the policy has been claims-free for 3 consecutive years THEN the system reverts the CRS level BACK to the level BEFORE the most recent claim BASE RATE RULE IF The CRS level before the most recent CHARGEABLE claim was a Base Rate OR surcharge THEN AFTER 2 consecutive years of remaining claims free CRS level will move DOWN to the Base Rate Level 0 (0)%) AT CERTAIN LEVELS OF SURCHARGE Collision coverage is limited OR might not be available”
CRS Stands for
Calim Rated SCale
If insured has more than one policy, a CHARGEABLE CLAIM only affects ONE policy at a time - true or false
TRUE
Define PRINCIPAL OPERATOR
The person operating the vehicle the majority of the time during term of policy
Explain Variable Sanctions
Is the predetermined number of levels an owner’s certificate moves up the Claim Rated Scale as a result of a chargeable claim. The number of additional levels for each chargeable claim is based on the CRS.
List the 2 occasions ICBC can refuse insurance
“1. Applicant has an outstanding amount(debt) with ICBC a Motor Vehicle debt OR an outstanding liquor fine,
2. Applicant’s vehicle has failed A required test An inspection (Air-Care or mechanical vehicle inspection).
Explain the 90/10 RULE
“When there’s a claim for BOTH bodily injury
and property damage equals OR exceeds
third party liability limit that the Autoplan pro-
vides THEN Bodily injury claims have PRI-
ORITY Bodily Injury ’ 90% of third party legal
liability limit Property Damage ’ 10% of third
party liability limit.
List the 2 types of physical damage coverage or Own Damage coverage available
- Collision.
- Comprehensive.
- Specified perils.
List the 2 OWN DAMAGE rating categories based on vehicle type
- Vehicles which have an assigned rate
group, - Declared value vehicles
Underinsured Motorist Protection (UMP) will pay when Insured operates a vehicle
without owner’s consent T or F
FALSE
IF claim is for an auto as
a result of damage DUE TO
unidentified OR hit-and-run
driver, How much deductible
is applied?
“$750, Amount of collision deductible carried
on claimant’s automobile, WHICHEVER IS
LESS
NO COVERAGE under Au-
toplan when insured vehi-
cles used in countries out-
side Canada or the USA -
True or False?
TRUE
Define Collision
Covers insured auto when it is damaged due
to upset or collision with another vehicle, person, or object