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How to Save on Car Insurance in Ontario
Save up to $805 on Combined Home and Auto Insurance3
Save big when you bundle auto insurance and coverage for your primary residence.
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Manage Your Home & Car Insurance Policies Online
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Advantages & Benefits
Get these benefits with your car insurance, no matter what coverage you pick.
Lifetime Guarantee on Covered Repairs5
Enjoy a lifetime guarantee on any repairs made through an expansive vendor network.
Save money for safe driving
Enrol in the driving app that rewards safe driving behaviours.
Anonymous Claims Advice6
Get car insurance claims advice without affecting your policy or premium.
What’s Included
We’ve got you covered.
Liability Coverage
Helps protect you financially if you are legally liable for injuring someone or causing damage to another person’s property while driving your vehicle.
Accident Benefits Coverage
Replaces lost income, pays for medical or other expenses and may provide a death benefit to loved ones if a covered accident were to happen.
Uninsured Motorist / Uninsured Automobile Coverage
Helps pay for the costs of repairs if an uninsured driver is at fault. Benefits are provided if you or your family are hurt or kiIled in an accident caused by an uninsured driver.
Direct Compensation for Property Damage Coverage
Will repair or replace your vehicle (or its contents) if you’re involved in a collision in Ontario and aren’t at fault.This is important coverage and can only be removed at the request of the policyholder by speaking to one of our Insurance Advisors.
Optional Coverage to Protect Your Vehicle
Explore a range of additional important auto insurance coverage to protect your vehicle, recommended by RBC Insurance.
Collision coverage
Pays for the cost of repairing or replacing your vehicle up to the actual cash value if it collides with another vehicle or an object.
Comprehensive coverage
Protection to repair or replace (up to the actual cash value) your car in the event of a covered loss not related to a collision, such as theft or attempted theft, vandalism, damage caused from animals, falling trees or objects, and weather7.
All Perils coverage
A combination of Collision and Comprehensive Coverage that also insures your vehicle against loss or damage if it’s stolen by someone living in your home or by someone you hired to drive, service, or repair your vehicle.
Specified Perils coverage
Customized for you: call us at 1-877-749-7224 or have one of our Insurance Advisors call you (opens new window) about coverage for specific situations.
Additional Enhanced Coverages
Enjoy even more peace of mind with these affordable options.
What Additional Optional Car Insurance Benefits Are Available in Ontario?
Alternate Transportation Benefits
The Loss of Vehicle Use coverage helps pay for a rental car or other transportation if your vehicle is being repaired or replaced due to a covered accident8.
Roadside Assistance
Provides comprehensive emergency roadside and driver assistance to help when you need it most.
Protection for Your First At-Fault Accident
The Accident Rating Waiver coverage protects your driving record and premiums from being affected by your first at-fault accident if you’ve had a license and been claims-free for at least 6 years9.
Disappearing Deductible
Reduces your policy deductible by 20% for each year your vehicle is claims-free.
Worry-Free Bundle
Includes the Accident Rating Waiver, Disappearing Deductible, and additional coverages when you’re driving vehicles you don’t own.
Frequently Asked Questions
Because each person's situation is unique, there isn't a single answer to this question. Insurance companies calculate your car insurance premium taking into account a variety of factors:
- Type and amount of coverage you want,
- Make, model, and year of your vehicle
- Your driving record—including claims and traffic ticket convictions
- Where you live, and
- Vehicle use (business, commuting, or pleasure driving)
The following coverages are mandatory in Ontario:
- Liability coverage
- Accident Benefits coverage
- Uninsured Motorist or Uninsured Automobile coverage
- Direct Compensation for Property Damage coverage
You can also add other coverages for even more protection. Your policy becomes effective after you select your coverages and pay your first premium.
Vehicles that are less expensive to repair will typically cost less to insure.
Tip: If you're shopping for a new car and looking for the best insurance value, an RBC Insurance advisor can give you a no-obligation quote for each of the models you're considering.
This free app is a usage-based insurance program that rewards safe driving behaviour. It tracks and collects your driving data to calculate your driving score, which determines your discount at renewal. The better the score means you’re practicing safer driving habits, which can save you up to 20% on premiums at renewal. Riskier driving habits could result in an increase of up to 5% in premiums.
To enrol in the app, please speak with an RBC Insurance advisor. You can take advantage of the one-time 10% enrolment discount.
Home and auto insurance products are distributed by RBC Insurance Agency Ltd. and underwritten by Aviva General Insurance Company. The driving app is called Aviva Journey and is currently only available to principal drivers in Ontario. To learn more visit aviva.ca/en/journey/faq-app (opens new window).
You may be able to add additional drivers to your policy. Speak with an RBC Insurance advisor to help you find the right coverage for you and to learn more about who else might be eligible to drive your vehicle.
In Ontario, you cannot register a car and get license plates without insurance. Proof of insurance usually comes in the form of an insurance pink slip.
No, the Ontario government does not charge harmonized sales tax (HST) on car insurance.
Certain conditions, limitations and exclusions may apply. For detailed information about how savings could apply to you, including saving opportunities for condominium owners and tenants, speak with a licensed RBC Insurance advisor.