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Trustworthy Insurance Provider in Mississauga
Prepare for the unexpected with Mississauga’s trusted insurance provider – Martin & Wright Insurance Brokers. We have a proud tradition in which we consistently deliver the most comprehensive insurance at the most competitive prices. Should the unforeseen occur, you can rest assured that our representative will stand beside you. For over four decades, we have been providing clients with various insurance coverage along with expert financial services:
Registered Insurance Brokers
At Martin & Wright Insurance Brokers, we pride ourselves on being the very best at what we do. Where many promise, we deliver! Our highly trained insurance professionals are all licensed through the Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario (RIBO) and must constantly update their educational requirements. Learn more about us.
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Protect Your Family
At Martin & Wright Insurance Brokers, we are confident that we can provide the services to satisfy your needs. We are partnered with some of the leading names in the industry like Intact, Aviva and Royal & Sun Alliance. Contact us for a quote!
If you own a vehicle in Ontario, you’re required to have a standard insurance policy in case an accident occurs. But a standard policy may not be right for everyone. Call us today about your options.
Highway Traffic Act Changes
As of July 1, 2017, the following vehicles will no longer be considered road-building machines and will be defined as commercial motor vehicles:
1. Mobile equipment vehicles, which means:
- A mobile crane that is not built on a truck chassis, but not an off-road mobile crane.
- An excavator that is not built on a truck chassis, but not an off-road excavator.
- A street sweeper that is not built on a truck chassis, but not a low-speed street sweeper.
2. Vehicles constructed on a truck chassis.
3. Vehicles that comply with or are intended to comply with Canadian federal safety manufacturing standards for highway vehicles or comparable standards from another jurisdiction.
Effective July 1, 2017, former road-building machines that no longer meet the updated definition of a road-building machine are considered commercial motor vehicles and subject to requirements including, but not limited to:
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Vehicle registration
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Motor vehicle insurance
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Licenced driver/appropriate class of driver’s licence
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Commercial Vehicle Operator’s Registration (CVOR)
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Hours of Service
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Inspections
For more information about the changes to the Highway Traffic Act see the full letter.
Questions?
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