Multiple crash premium
The Multiple
Crash Premium (MCP) was introduced on September
1, 2000. It replaces the crash responsibility charge.
The MCP penalizes the relatively small number
of B.C. drivers who are in multiple at-fault crashes.
You cannot dispute the amount of the Multiple
Crash Premium. However, you may be able to:
1.
Dispute
your assessment of liability for the at-fault
crashes that resulted in this premium being charged against you.
or…
2. Reduce the Multiple
Crash Premium
If you have received an MCP invoice, be
aware that you cannot conduct any licensing transactions at a
driver
licensing office until your MCP invoice
is paid in full. Your Autoplan insurance
coverage may also be affected.
You can pay the MCP in person or by mail.
The process is similar to paying driver penalty point premiums.
See Paying
points (in the Driver
penalty points section) for payment instructions.
