Traffic violations are often seen as minor offences, things everyone does now and then that really are not a big deal. While they may be common and far from the worst violation of the law most people can think of, getting a traffic ticket can have a big effect on...

PRESS RELEASE: August 23, 2011 - Owning a vehicle can be enjoyable, but it also comes with a cost. On top of the purchase price, gas, maintenance, repairs, and insurance costs can quickly add up. While insurance is mandatory for most people, overpaying for coverage can be avoided. InsuranceHotline.com presents...

Nothing can put a damper on your vacation like running into mechanical problems with your vehicle as you travel. Unfortunately, mechanical breakdowns can strike without warning, leaving you stranded on the side of the road. Many Canadians are turning to roadside assistance plans...

Q) Will my auto insurance cover me if I’m in an accident with my vehicle in the United States? A) Yes you will be covered. If you have a car insurance policy from any province in Canada, you will be covered when driving your own vehicle in the United States....

InsuranceHotline.com educates drivers about the safety and car insurance repercussions of distracted driving. Find 7 tips that will help you avoid increased insurance rates.

Did you know that if you’re caught speeding in a construction zone, and there are workers present that your fine can double?

I was involved in a minor car accident, and took down the other driver’s name and telephone number. Only to find out from my insurance company that the name and number I received was fake information, and now I’m on the hook for paying my own damages even though I wasn’t at fault. Do I have any other options?

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Did you know that if you lend out your car and the person is involved in an accident, it may affect your auto insurance policy and rates?

After a long winter and a rainy spring in many areas of Canada, summer is finally here! We all enjoy the warmer weather and the prime vacation time that comes with the summer months. Here are the top 5 summer roadway issues that can affect your insurance premiums.