ICBC question

[KelownaCrackinCrew]

If a deer hits your vehicle, are you or your passenger eligible for injury compensation?

[gman313]

If a deer hits your vehicle, are you or your passenger eligible for injury compensation?

only if you get the deer's driver's licence and insurance info first.


http://www.icbcclaiminfo.com/node/16

[GordonH]

Only if its a John (deer) Deere.

[Bsuds]

I would think yes but you really should be asking ICBC.

[my5cents]

Yes. It's under Part VII. Any use or operation of a motor vehicle.

[GordonH]

As long as you carry comprehensive you should covered on the damage to you vehicle.
http://www.icbc.com/autoplan/optional/P ... erage.aspx

[my5cents]

As long as you carry comprehensive you should covered on the damage to you vehicle.
http://www.icbc.com/autoplan/optional/P ... erage.aspx

Yes, Gordon, comprehensive insurance covers material damage caused in an animal collision (subject to whatever deductible the policy has), but the question from "KelownaCrackinCrew" was : "If a deer hits your vehicle, are you or your passenger eligible for injury compensation?" Which they are, under the No Fault provisions of the vehicle's policy under Part 7 of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act Regulations.

Part 7 is part of all basic Autoplan coverage, so everyone has it.