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If you are 50% (or more) at fault for 3 crashes in 3 years, you have to pay a [http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/tickets/Pages/Multiple-crash-premium.aspx multiple crash premium] of $1,000. For each additional crash within 3 years, you would pay an extra $500. | If you are 50% (or more) at fault for 3 crashes in 3 years, you have to pay a [http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/tickets/Pages/Multiple-crash-premium.aspx multiple crash premium] of $1,000. For each additional crash within 3 years, you would pay an extra $500. | ||
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* Check the [http://www.icbc.com/ ICBC website] for [http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/tickets/Pages/default.aspx information on both DPPs and DRPs]. | * Check the [http://www.icbc.com/ ICBC website] for [http://www.icbc.com/driver-licensing/tickets/Pages/default.aspx information on both DPPs and DRPs]. | ||
* Call ICBC Customer Contact at 604.661.2800 in the lower mainland, or 1.800.663.3051 (toll-free) elsewhere in BC. | * Call ICBC Customer Contact at 604.661.2800 in the lower mainland, or 1.800.663.3051 (toll-free) elsewhere in BC. | ||
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[updated May | [updated May 2018] | ||
