So I got a random check while I was driving around at work, and turns out my insurance slip was only valid for 30 days and the new one was delayed because of the Canada post strike. Is this considered a moving violation?
How much does TD/Primmum/MM surcharge per ticket and what about Jevco?
I don't think this is a moving violation, but I could be wrong. Due to the circumstance of the Postal Strike, if you had a valid policy (but just not an updated slip) I don't see why you wouldn't be able to fight this and get the charge removed.
Most insurance companies give you the first minor conviction for free. Jevco gives you the first TWO minor convictions for free. State Farm on the other hand, not only surcharges you by about 10% but they also remove a 10% conviction-free discount -- a double whammy.
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