For many people in Canada, a car is a necessity. The sheer size of the country and the way communities are spaced out, especially in the Lower Mainland, where commutes might stretch from Abbotsford to Vancouver, means driving is often the most practical way to travel. Whether you are a new driver learning the ropes or a senior who's had years of experience, operating a motor vehicle is a privilege, not a right. When drivers exhibit high-risk behavior, that privilege can come with significant financial consequences.




