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What types of risks are excluded or have limited coverage under Autoplan?
Collector or vintage motor vehicles
What is required to properly protect collector or vintage motor vehicles?
Special coverage
Who can insureds purchase special coverages from?
ICBC or private insurers
What forms can special coverages take?
Special policies, special certificates, or endorsements
What is the purpose of automobile insurance endorsements?
To provide additional coverage options
What type of coverage is optional for loss or use?
Optional loss or use coverage
What types of coverages are available for special vehicles?
Coverages for special vehicles
What can special coverages do in relation to Autoplan?
Extend Autoplan or alter Autoplan insurance terms
Fill in the blank: Special coverages can be in the form of _______.
special policies, special certificates, or endorsements
True or False: All vehicles are fully covered under Autoplan.
False
What is the purpose of automobile insurance endorsements?
An endorsement is an amendment to a policy that changes the terms and conditions of the policy.
What can an endorsement do to a policy?
An endorsement can broaden, restrict, or alter coverage.
What must endorsements comply with in British Columbia?
Endorsements must comply with the Insurance (Vehicle) Act and Insurance (Vehicle) Regulation.
True or False: Endorsements can create coverage that is less than mandated by statutory conditions.
False
What is required for vehicle owners who do not drive their car for extended periods?
They can purchase an endorsement to suspend the coverages not needed while the car is in storage.
What is an example of a special coverage that may require an endorsement?
Collector or vintage motor vehicles.
What is the name of the vehicle storage policy in British Columbia?
APV345 and APV345C.
What are the optional coverage packages available from ICBC?
- RoadStar package
- Roadside Plus package
What must all insurers use for automobile policies and endorsements?
Standard forms approved by the provincial or territorial regulatory authority.
Fill in the blank: In Ontario, automobile endorsements are called __________.
Ontario policy change forms (OPCFs)
What happens when endorsements reduce or delete coverages?
They must be issued with extra care and implications must be carefully explained to the insured.
What is the minimum third-party liability limit in British Columbia?
$200,000
What is an endorsement for the suspension of coverage in Ontario identified as?
OPCF 16 suspension of coverage.