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Each recreational vehicle has its own characteristics. The way you use it and where you ride influences the coverage you need.
Some vehicles require insurance to operate on public trails in Quebec. Others, such as house trailers or watercraft, are not automatically covered by your home or auto insurance policy.
A vehicle stored off-season remains exposed to theft or fire. A vehicle used outside the province may require additional coverage. These gaps are not always visible in standard policy.
This insurance covers different types of recreational and leisure vehicles.
A La Turquoise broker will assess your situation to guide you toward coverage suited to your vehicle and how you use it.
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Whether for an ATV, a snowmobile, or a motorcycle, recreational vehicles deserve coverage suited to how they are used. These protections address the most common risks associated with their use, on the road and off.
If a recreational vehicle causes property damage or bodily injury to others, general liability coverage handles the financial consequences. This coverage is mandatory to operate a vehicle in Quebec. It applies when a claim is filed following an accident.
Certain events can damage a recreational vehicle without a direct impact with another vehicle or object. Fire, theft, glass breakage, and vandalism are among the risks covered by this protection. A deductible applies when a claim is filed.
Damage sustained by a vehicle following an impact or upset is covered by this protection. It applies in the event of a collision with another vehicle, an obstacle, or a loss of control. A deductible applies when a claim is filed.
In the event of an accident, this coverage provides a benefit if serious injuries occur or in the event of death. It may cover certain medical expenses and pay a lump sum depending on the coverage chosen.
Depending on the vehicle and how it is used, certain complementary coverages may be useful. They supplement the basic coverage to better address each situation.
A vehicle loses value over time. In the event of a covered loss, this coverage allows you to be compensated without taking depreciation into account, helping you recover an amount closer to the original purchase price.
Accessories and equipment added to a recreational vehicle can represent significant value. This coverage protects these additions against loss or damage, subject to the conditions set out in the policy.
An at-fault loss can penalize a good driving record. This option allows you to avoid a premium increase, subject to the conditions set out in the policy. It helps preserve your claims history.
This coverage may apply to certain additional accommodation or transportation costs incurred while a claim is being settled. These expenses result from a loss occurring outside Quebec that temporarily prevents use of the vehicle.
A breakdown on an isolated trail can quickly complicate an outing. This coverage provides help in the event of an unexpected situation, including battery boosting, fuel delivery, or towing within a set radius.
This coverage provides a benefit in the event of accidental death or dismemberment occurring during the use of the insured vehicle. The amount paid varies depending on the coverage chosen and the conditions set out in the policy.

The replacement cost coverage (F.P.Q. No. 5) is a policy in addition to your primary auto insurance contract. In the event of a total loss or theft, you receive a higher payout to replace your vehicle.
The calculation varies depending on the vehicle’s condition at the time of purchase. You receive an amount greater than the vehicle’s market value at the time of the loss.
This coverage is useful right from the time of purchase, when depreciation is fastest. It allows you to receive an amount greater than the market value at the time of the loss.
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A La Turquoise broker can help you identify the discounts that apply to your situation. Savings vary depending on your profile and the coverage you choose.
Certain security devices may reduce your insurance premium. A comprehensive anti-theft system, a tracking device, or a recognized intensive marking program may qualify you for a discount.
Bundling multiple policies can help reduce your premium. For example, insuring several vehicles or combining your home insurance with your recreational vehicle coverage may give you access to certain discounts. Your broker will verify which combinations apply to your situation.
Certain recognized associations and federations offer benefits to their members. For example, members of the Fédération des clubs quads du Québec or the Fédération des clubs de motoneigistes du Québec may be eligible for discounts or special offers, depending on the insurer.
Completing a recognized motorcycle safety course may qualify you for a discount, depending on the insurer’s conditions.
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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Do you have questions about recreational vehicle insurance in Quebec? This section contains answers to the most common questions about available coverage, applicable obligations, and the factors that influence insurance costs. This may apply to motorcycles, snowmobiles, ATVs, RVs, house trailers, travel trailers, or boats.
It depends on the type of vehicle. Snowmobiles and ATVs, among others, must carry at least general liability insurance to operate on public trails or terrain. For other types of vehicles, such as house trailers or watercraft, the law does not require insurance. However, a marina, a campground, or a lender may require it.
Coverage varies depending on the type of vehicle and the coverage chosen. In general, recreational vehicle insurance can include general liability, damage to the vehicle in the event of a collision or comprehensive loss, theft, vandalism, and certain expenses related to a covered loss. Complementary coverage may also be added depending on your needs.
In most cases, yes. A stored vehicle generally remains covered by certain risks, such as theft, fire, or vandalism. Some coverage may be adjusted or suspended during storage depending on the terms of the policy. It is recommended to review the conditions set out in the policy before storing your vehicle.
In many cases, the policy may cover occasional drivers, but this is not automatic. Certain conditions apply, including the driver’s age, their driving record, and the terms set out in the policy. It is important to verify these conditions before loaning the vehicle.
Several options can help reduce your premium. Bundling multiple policies with the same insurer, installing an anti-theft device, choosing a higher deductible, or maintaining a good driving record are common ways to obtain a more competitive rate. A broker can compare available options and identify the discounts that apply to your situation.
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