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Conservative Leader John Rustad promises to end ICBC 's longstanding monopoly.
Rustad says a Conservative government would get rid of the no-fault system in cases where an individual has suffered a “life-altering” injury.
He also said he would introduce competition within the auto insurance industry by allowing the introduction of private insurers.
Critics say it has the potential to greatly increase the cost of insurance.
Eby says no-fault systm has led to enormous savings for drivers with a $1.5 billion surplus for ICBC last year allowing it to keep rates stable.
He said the shift to private insurance proposed by Rustad would hurt young drivers by making them pay higher rates.
Eby said Rustad is pandering “to high-paid personal injury lawyers and private insurance agencies from Toronto . It doesn’t benefit us”.
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