Dodge Car Insurance

[Not mandatory in Alberta] Uninsured motorist coverage is mandatory in many provinces across Canada. It ensures you're properly compensated if your Dodge vehicle is damaged in an accident caused by a driver who has little or no insurance. This coverage also protects you in case you're involved in a hit-and-run.

[Not mandatory in Newfoundland] Accident benefits coverage is also mandatory in Canada. It helps cover medical costs if you, a passenger, or even a pedestrian, need treatment after a collision. No matter who’s at fault for the accident, you can still get compensation through the accident benefits part of your policy.

[Not mandatory in Ontario] Direct compensation-property damage is required in some, but not all, no-fault provinces in Canada. If you're in an accident that isn't your fault, you can file a claim directly with your own insurance company instead of dealing with the other driver's insurer, making the process quicker and simpler.

Collision coverage protects you if you're in an accident with another vehicle or an object. Like accident benefits coverage, it covers you regardless of who’s at fault. However, unlike accident benefits, collision coverage helps pay for property damage like repairing your Dodge vehicle rather than medical expenses. This coverage is optional in Canada.

Comprehensive coverage gives you financial protection against things unrelated to a collision, like theft, vandalism, fire, water damage, falling objects, and more. Many Dodge drivers opt for this coverage because it offers extra peace of mind.

One more type of optional car insurance coverage popular among Dodge drivers is accident forgiveness. Accident forgiveness is additional coverage that can be added to your car insurance policy as an endorsement to protect your driving record and to help prevent your insurance premium from increasing if you have an at-fault accident claim.