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Every ATV rider has their own habits. Some ride the federated trails of the FQCQ; others prefer off-road terrain. The type of vehicle, how often you ride, and your intended use all influence the coverage you need.
In Quebec, general liability coverage is mandatory to operate a quad or side-by-side. It covers bodily injury or property damage caused to others in an accident. Additional coverage is available, including fire, theft, collision, and upset.
An ATV often represents a significant investment. The right coverage helps protect your vehicle, accessories, and equipment.
This insurance covers several types of all-terrain vehicles:
A La Turquoise broker will help you adjust your coverage based on your vehicle and how you use it. This happens when choosing your insurance and in the event of a loss.
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ATV insurance can include different types of coverage depending on how the vehicle is used.
General liability insurance is mandatory to operate a quad or side-by-side in Quebec. It covers property damage or bodily injury caused to others in an accident. It applies if a claim is filed following an incident involving your ATV. Speak with a La Turquoise broker to choose the amount suited to your situation.
Certain events can damage an ATV without a direct impact with another vehicle. This coverage includes fire, theft, vandalism, severe weather, and certain damage caused by external elements. It can apply during use or while the vehicle is in storage.
Damage to your ATV following an impact or rollover is covered under this protection. It applies in the event of a collision with another vehicle, a tree, an object, or when you lose control. A deductible generally applies.
A serious accident can have significant financial consequences for an entire family. This coverage may provide a benefit payment in the event of accidental death or dismemberment. It can help cover certain medical expenses or other costs related to the incident.
ATV insurance can go beyond basic coverage. Depending on your quad, your side-by-side, and your riding habits, certain practical options can prove useful. They complement your policy to better address each situation.
An ATV loses value over time. In the event of a covered loss, this protection may provide compensation without accounting for depreciation. It can help you recover an amount closer to the original purchase price.
This coverage applies in two specific situations. First, if you sustain injuries in an accident caused by a third party who has no insurance. Second, if the vehicle responsible cannot be identified, for example, in a hit-and-run on a trail.
A breakdown on an isolated trail can quickly complicate an outing. This coverage provides help when the unexpected happens. It includes battery boost, fuel delivery, and towing within a set radius.
Accessories and equipment added to an ATV can represent significant value. This coverage protects those additions against loss or damage, subject to the conditions set out in the policy.

Replacement cost coverage (Q.E.F. No. 5) is an optional endorsement that can be added to your primary ATV insurance policy. If your vehicle is declared a total loss or is stolen, this coverage provides additional compensation to help replace your vehicle and offset depreciation.
The amount you receive depends on the condition of the vehicle at the time of purchase and the terms of your policy.
This coverage can be especially valuable during the first years of ownership, when depreciation is at its highest. It may allow you to receive more than your vehicle’s actual cash value in the event of a covered loss.
Are you financing your vehicle over several years? Without this coverage, a total loss could leave you with a financing balance greater than the amount received.
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A La Turquoise broker helps you identify the discounts that apply to your situation. Savings vary depending on your profile and the coverage you choose.
Certain recognized associations and federations offer benefits to their members. Members of the Fédération Québécoise des Clubs Quads (FQCQ) may be eligible for discounts or special offers depending on the insurer.
Installing a complete anti-theft system, a tracking device, or an intensive marking system recognized by the insurer can reduce your premium.
Insuring several vehicles with the same insurer may give you access to a discount. This option often applies when multiple drivers in the same household are insured together.
Combining ATV insurance with auto or home insurance through the same insurer may result in a discount across your full coverage portfolio.
Members of the Fédération de l’âge d’or du Québec may have access to discounts offered by participating insurers.
La Turquoise collaborates with several associations, professional groups, and organizations to offer benefits to their members. Browse the list to see the associations and programs currently available.
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Have questions about ATV, quad, or side-by-side insurance in Quebec? This section covers the most frequently asked questions. They address legal obligations, available coverage, and what influences the cost of your all-terrain vehicle insurance.
Yes. The Act Respecting Off-Highway Vehicles requires every quad owner to hold a general liability insurance policy. This obligation applies throughout Quebec, whether you ride on federated trails or off trail. Speak with a La Turquoise broker to choose the amount suited to your situation.
No universal average price applies to ATV insurance. The cost varies based on the value of the quad or side-by-side, the engine horsepower, the date of purchase, and the coverage selected. The driver’s age and driving record also influence the premium. A La Turquoise broker can compare the options available based on your profile.
No. The SAAQ does not provide compensation for injuries sustained in a quad or side-by-side accident. It does, however, provide coverage when the accident involves a moving vehicle covered under the plan. Private general liability insurance is therefore essential for every all-terrain vehicle owner in Quebec.
Yes, in certain cases. Purchasing a trail access pass from a club affiliated with the Fédération Québécoise des Clubs Quads (FQCQ) generally includes general liability coverage for your quad. Two situations require particular attention.
A La Turquoise broker can quickly verify whether your situation is properly covered.
Both types of all-terrain vehicles can be insured with the same basic coverage. To operate a quad, the driver must be at least 16 years old. For a side-by-side, the minimum age is 18. Because a side-by-side generally has a higher value, it may result in a higher insurance premium.
Every situation is different. We offer coverage tailored to your needs, whether for your personal property, your activities, or your business.