I'm going to be driving through Canada soon. I have U.S. car insurance, is that enough? Do I need to get a different type of policy while driving there?
The Canadian Non-Resident Inter-provincial Motor Vehicle Liability Card is also highly recommended, as some borders and customer agents will specifically ask for this document. Contact your insurance company to find out how to obtain one.
in the U.S. is substantially lower than Canada’s liability minimums. That’s what makes your Canadian Non-Resident Inter-provincial Motor Vehicle Liability Card so important. This verifies that you meet the Canadian liability coverage limits, which are often $200,000 or more for uninsured/underinsured motorist, property damage, and bodily injury.
If you need more insurance coverage before you head off to the Great White North, use the
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