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Ontario’s upcoming auto insurance reforms are already raising red flags—particularly around how optional accident benefits will be accessed during the transition period.

As adjusters point out, the removal of key endorsements on non-renewed policies could leave some drivers unexpectedly unable to tap into coverage they assumed was available.

Read more: www.canadianunderwriter.ca/news/claims/auto-reforms-ontario-adjusters-seek-fix-to-maintain-access-to-optional-benefits-during-transition

Starting June 1, employers of Class 1 drivers in Alberta must provide a Commercial Driver Experience Certificate when a driver leaves the company.

This creates a standardized, legally required record of verified driving experience that follows the driver between employers.

This update impacts compliance, NSC audits, and insurance underwriting—making accurate driver recordkeeping more important than ever.

www.cmbinsurance.ca/blog/new-june-1-2026-commercial-driver-experience-certificate

Big changes are coming to Ontario auto insurance on July 1, 2026!

Currently, you may be paying for auto insurance benefits that you already have through an employer health plan.

The upcoming reform puts you in the driver’s seat. You’ll be able to choose exactly which “extra” benefits you want to keep and which ones you want to remove to help fit your budget.

Check out our blog to see more changes that are coming and how you can prepare. Don’t wait until renewal to figure it out!

www.cmbinsurance.ca/blog/putting-you-in-the-drivers-seat-big-changes-to-ontario-auto-insurance

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