CAIB 1 Chapter 6 Questions and Answers Graded A+

CAIB 1 Chapter 6 Questions and Answers Graded A+ What is the minimum limit of Third Party Liability available in your province? $200,000 How does an insured show proof of financial responsibility in your province The "pink copy" of the certificate of registration Identify the Automobile coverages that are available in your province and indicate which are compulsory. Auto Policy Limits - $200,000 Bodily Injury - $180,000 Property Damage - $20,000 All compulsory in Manitoba (6-4) Identify a province where Automobile is provided by Government insurance and Private insurance Government Insurance - BC, MB, SK Private Insurance - AB, ON, Atlantic Provinces Explain the purpose of the "Unsatisfied Judgement Fund" or similar, (Section D for students in Atlantic Canada) When losses are caused by uninsured drivers, the innocent victim may have coverage Explain the role of Facility Association in those provinces that do not have government insurance plans. To ensure the availability of coverage for applicants who are refused insurance by private insurers. Briefly outline the operation of any "no fault" insurance plan of the province of your choice. Their primary purpose is to provide benefits to persons injured in automobile accidents, regardless of who is at fault. Explain why the SAF No. 1 requires the applicant's full name and postal address including the country or district. Reduces the potential for error that might occur if only the name is known. Could be multiple people same name Identify 5 particulars of the "Described Automobile" required to be included in the application 1. Model Year 2. Trade Name 3. Model or C. C. 4. Body Type 5. V. I. N. Identify 3 items of information about all drivers required in the application. 1. Name of all drivers (as shown on driver's license) 2. Approximate percentage of use of the automobile 3. Number of years licensed Identify 8 physical and mental disabilities which might affect the safe operation of a vehicle. 1. Frequent fainting spells 2. Dizziness or loss of consciousness 3. Heart Disorder 4. Epilepsy 5. Diabetes 6. Defective vision or hearing 7. Nervous disorder 8. Depression