Yes. In order to legally drive a vehicle in Alberta, you must have at minimum third-party liability and accident benefits coverage. Collision and comprehensive coverages aren’t required. But, many drivers opt to add them to their policy. Without them, damage to your car won’t be covered and you’ll have to pay out of pocket if something happens. 

If you have any questions about what you might or might not need, check out our FAQ page or reach out to one of our Insurance Advisors via chat or email. They’re always happy to answer your questions about Alberta car insurance coverage, pricing and more. Remember, every driver has different needs depending on where they live, how they drive and what car they own. It’s best to find out from an auto insurance expert what’ll work for you.