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General Forums => VW Club Corner => Topic started by: jeff450x on May 14, 2010, 08:11:24 PM
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does anyone out there have a off road only buggy insured for use on forestry roads..... I found out that I need to have $ 200 000.00 liability to keep jonny law happy.The only one I could find to insure off road use only was ICBC but the price was crazy..
thanks
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A buggy is different than a quad, UTV , but a home built buggy would be classified as .......not sure. Quad liability is anywhere from $125 - 175 and can be had at Capri insurance or somebody who sells capri insurance. So not sure if you can get away with it being a ATV or not. ICBC may be your only liability insurance outlet.
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i run my baja in the bush constantly and i don't have any insurance at all. i do however have trailer plated on it, along with functioning trailer lights when i drag it home with the tow bar.
the local law hasn't said anything at all, yet. do you need icbc for crown land use?
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Hi, this is Mrs. Orangecrush (insurance broker) You are correct you have to buy the unlicensed motor vehicle policy from ICBC for the liability. It can be pricey so I usually suggest buying it for the days you need. I'll post a premium tomorrow so you will all know the cost. Mrs. O :wub:
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does anyone out there have a off road only buggy insured for use on forestry roads..... I found out that I need to have $ 200 000.00 liability to keep jonny law happy.The only one I could find to insure off road use only was ICBC but the price was crazy..
thanks
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Re: rail insurance
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i think capri does private insurance for buggy's there a site sponser on quads.ca
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"Off Road" insurance is available from ICBC. Very standard form, used for vehicle storage insurance, actually called an Unlicensed Vehicle Policy (off highway pleasure use or vehicle in storage only - APV45) The annual cost is $777 (based on Langley) the premium would be prorated depending how long you want the coverage for; however there is a minimum premium charge of $30.00 This would provide the basic $200,000 third party liability and extending the coverage to include $1 million. There is also an option to purchase collision and comprehensive coverage. :wub: Mrs. O
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i run my baja in the bush constantly and i don't have any insurance at all. i do however have trailer plated on it, along with functioning trailer lights when i drag it home with the tow bar.
the local law hasn't said anything at all, yet. do you need icbc for crown land use?
legally you need $200 000 liability for forstry road use.