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ICBC is the sole provider of basic insurance for non-exempt vehicles in BC. Exempt vehicles are described in sections 43–44 of the ''IVA'' and also in section 2 of the ''IVR''. For most vehicles owned, leased or operated in BC, third-party liability coverage up to $200,000 is only available from ICBC. Full coverage for exempt vehicles, extended coverage in excess of the basic coverage (third party liability insurance over $200,000, ''IVR'', s 67), and collision (“own damage”) insurance may be purchased from either ICBC or from private insurers. See [[Optional_ICBC_Insurance_(12:IV)|Section IV: Optional Insurance]], below. Note that private insurers may have their own requirement for coverage that may be above and beyond the requirements of ICBC | ICBC is the sole provider of basic insurance for non-exempt vehicles in BC. Exempt vehicles are described in sections 43–44 of the ''IVA'' and also in section 2 of the ''IVR''. For most vehicles owned, leased or operated in BC, third-party liability coverage up to $200,000 is only available from ICBC. Full coverage for exempt vehicles, extended coverage in excess of the basic coverage (third party liability insurance over $200,000, ''IVR'', s 67), and collision (“own damage”) insurance may be purchased from either ICBC or from private insurers. See [[Optional_ICBC_Insurance_(12:IV)|Section IV: Optional Insurance]], below. Note that private insurers may have their own requirement for coverage that may be above and beyond the requirements of ICBC |