Getting your driver’s licence has never been easy, but it’s especially difficult during a pandemic. Young drivers and new drivers face extra challenges due to COVID-19.

Your auto insurance is determined, in part, by the drivers listed on your policy. But who exactly should be listed on your policy? Do you need to add your neighbour who occasionally borrows your SUV when they shop at Costco? Do you need to include your teen driver who only has their learner’s permit?

Will Eglinton Avenue East in Toronto repeat as Ontario’s worst road? CAA wants you to nominate the road you love to hate most.

Drivers take a risk every time they apply a little extra pressure to the gas pedal, and a new study finds you don’t have to speed excessively to do a lot of damage; moderate increases in a driver’s speed are all it takes.

Debunking 5 common myths about what goes into your home insurance premium.

Have a teenager with their sights set on getting licensed and taking your car out for a spin? Tips for parents to raise a safe driver.

Auto insurance is a bill everyone would like to see reduced, and fortunately, there are ways to cut your car insurance costs. A few simple changes — some you can make with ease, others that might happen on their own — can save you a lot of money.

Insurers use several factors to determine Ontario car insurance rates. Here's a breakdown of what contributes to your premium.