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It’s worth noting that the drivers training course only nets a new driver these lower premiums for three years. After they’ve completed their full licensing and have accumulated four years of claims-free insurance experience, then they can start seeing continued lower premiums in accordance with their driving history.
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It really depends on a few factors
https://www.thinkinsure.ca/insurance-help-centre/at-fault-accident-and-impact-on-car-insurance.html#How%20much%20does%20insurance%20increase%20after%20an%20at-fault%20accident?
How much does insurance increase after an at-fault accident?
If you are found to be at fault for an accident, you can expect your insurance rates to increase. The extent of the increase depends on various factors such as:
Your driving record: If you have a clean record, your premiums will likely go up less than if you have an accident or two on your record.
Accident forgiveness: Consider adding this endorsement to protect yourself.
Type of accident: Depending on the type of at-fault accident you were involved in, you may see a higher increase depending on the severity. If you’ve had several at-fault accidents, you may need high-risk insurance coverage going forward.
How long does an at-fault accident affect insurance?
An at-fault accident can impact your insurance rates for up to six years. The claim will be on your record during this time, and providers will adjust your costs accordingly. Here are some examples:
First-time at-fault accident: If you have been a claim- and conviction-free driver for six or more years, your premium may not change. If there is a change, it will likely be small. It will go on your record the first time you have an at-fault accident. It will take six years of claim-free and conviction-free driving to clear your record completely.”
Second at-fault accident within five years: Your insurance premiums may increase due to the accidents. You may be labelled as a high-risk driver depending on the severity and circumstances of the accidents. Clear this from your record; it will take six years of driving claims-free.