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Can you get affordable car insurance after a DUI?

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Impaired driving is a serious offence and the leading criminal cause of death and injury in Canada. Under the country’s Criminal Code, it is illegal to operate a vehicle while impaired by the use of drugs, alcohol or both. The penalties for driving under the influence (DUI) include substantial fines, the loss or suspension of your driver’s licence and, in some cases, imprisonment.

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If you’re convicted of impaired driving, you may later have the opportunity to reinstate your licence and continue driving—if you can get auto insurance. Here’s what you need to know if you’re looking for affordable car insurance after being convicted of driving under the influence.

What happens to your car insurance after a DUI?

Each province has its own set of regulations and penalties associated with impaired driving, but because it’s also a criminal offence under federal law, the repercussions are serious no matter where you live…

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