Fraser Valley/Burnaby – In line with B.C.’s Restart Plan, ICBC is now moving forward with a phased approach to offering in-person driver licensing services. Commercial road tests (Class 1 – 4) can resume, and will be by appointment only. Starting…
Burnaby – After successfully reintroducing additional knowledge tests on May 4th, ICBC will now be expanding appointments to include all knowledge tests effective June 1st. Starting May 28, customers can call to book an appointment for all types of knowledge…
Vancouver- A review of ICBC’s financial situation since the start of the provincial state of emergency shows both positive and negative financial impacts on ICBC’s bottom line. With almost no capital reserves to withstand fluctuations and volatility in the markets,…
Vancouver – The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is urging the Government of British Columbia to provide drivers with more immediate relief by reducing ICBC’s insurance rates. “At least ICBC has waived cancellation fees for drivers here in B.C. and they are…
Vancouver – ICBC is making changes to help ease the financial hardship customers are experiencing during the COVID-19 pandemic. For customers needing more relief than the 90-day payment deferral, ICBC will be waiving the $30 cancellation fee and $18 re-plating…
Vancouver – You can now extend their expiring driver’s licence remotely, as ICBC adapts driver licensing measures to assist customers to stay home and follow public health orders on physical distancing and further protect employees during the COVID-19 pandemic. A…
Vancouver – In response to the COVID-19 pandemic in British Columbia, ICBC is taking a number of measures to protect the health and safety of its customers, partners and employees. These measures include suspending all driver road tests effective today,…
Burnaby – ICBC has introduced enhanced security features to B.C. driver licences to ensure people across the province are protected against identify fraud. Customers who are now applying for a new card or are renewing will receive a card with…
Victoria/Vancouver – Now that ICBC will move towards a no-fault insurance system in 2021, you would think some legal eagles would approve. No so. The Canadian Bar Association, BC Branch (CBABC) stated in a media release (and re-posted by the…
Victoria – The Provincial Government is transforming ICBC by removing lawyers and legal costs from the system to reduce rates and substantially increase care benefits. In a nut shell, a system that looks like what has been called no-fault will…