In Alberta, the legal minimum car insurance is third party liability coverage. In this article, we'll cover what auto liability insurance is, what it covers, whether it's enough, and how much liability insurance …

The minimum requirement for mandatory auto insurance in Alberta is: Third Party Liability ($200,000), Direct Compensation – Property Damage, and Accident Benefits coverage. Additional coverage – …

To operate private passenger and commercial vehicles in Alberta, drivers must have auto insurance with a minimum of $200,000 in third-party liability and accident benefits coverage.

Oct 31, 2024 · Alberta law does not require liability insurance for every situation, but without it, you may face costly litigation and potentially severe financial consequences.

Learn about different auto insurance coverage types: liability, comprehensive, and collision. Get financial protection and select coverage that fits your needs.

Car insurance protects your financial interest if you’re involved in an accident or your vehicle is damaged. There are 3 types of mandatory coverages in Alberta: Third Party Liability, Direct …

The Government of Alberta requires a minimum limit of $200,000 in third-party liability insurance. This limit is quite low and may not completely cover the true cost of a collision.

Oct 31, 2025 · Think of business liability insurance in Alberta as an investment in peace of mind. It helps protect your business by covering legal expenses if your company is found responsible for injury, …

In Alberta, basic automobile insurance (accident benefits and third party liability) is required by law. Additional insurance coverage (such as collision and comprehensive) is not required by law.

Full coverage includes liability and also covers damage to your car, whether from accidents, theft, or natural events. Think of liability as the minimum required and full coverage as the all-in-one …