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== A. Making a Claim with ICBC == | == A. Making a Claim with ICBC == | ||
The IVR provides for a number of benefits that are administered by ICBC, as the motorist's insurer, in instances where the motorist damages his or her automobile and/or sustains injuries after an accident. These regulations can be thought of as the motorist’s “insurance policy”. All of the benefits to which a motorist is entitled are explained in the ''IA Regulations''. ICBC adjusters in claim centres around the province administer these benefits. The following outlines the general process to be expected. | The ''IVR'' provides for a number of benefits that are administered by ICBC, as the motorist's insurer, in instances where the motorist damages his or her automobile and/or sustains injuries after an accident. These regulations can be thought of as the motorist’s “insurance policy”. All of the benefits to which a motorist is entitled are explained in the ''IA Regulations''. ICBC adjusters in claim centres around the province administer these benefits. The following outlines the general process to be expected. | ||
A claimant must also keep in mind that drivers have certain responsibilities at the scene of an accident. For a full list of these responsibilities, please see [[Introduction_to_Motor_Vehicle_Law_(13:I) | Chapter 13: Motor Vehicle Law]] of the LSLAP Manual. | A claimant must also keep in mind that drivers have certain responsibilities at the scene of an accident. For a full list of these responsibilities, please see [[Introduction_to_Motor_Vehicle_Law_(13:I) | Chapter 13: Motor Vehicle Law]] of the LSLAP Manual. | ||
