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    #13
    In university I took a cab from the Montreal bus
    station to the train station, about a 5 minute drive. The
    driver hit three other cars along the way, never even
    slowed down. Pretty typical.

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      #14
      In university I took a cab from the Montreal bus
      station to the train station, about a 5 minute drive. The
      driver hit three other cars along the way, never even
      slowed down. Pretty typical.

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        #15
        Came close to getting used low mileage BMW R1200RT but a day late/dollar short. Have a line on a BMW K1200GT. Too powerfull but know the owners.

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          #16
          One trucking company in AB has 550 drivers and
          they are on the verg of being shut down for non
          compliance. 40,000$ in fines. Government
          auditors walk in the office and want to see log
          books, BOL's and fuel receipts. Commercial rated
          3/4 tonnes that went into BC and bought fuel (13
          times in one month cost 25,000$ For 3 or 4
          months there looking at every piece of paper we
          hand in. If we're not over 85% pass rate were shut
          down. Trucks from Calgary to Cold lake to
          Grande Prairie to High Level. Burning over
          1,000,000$/month in diesel

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            #17
            If the motorcycle insurance rates go up in
            Saskatchewan like SGI wants, there will be some
            very cheap bikes for sale, with little old ladies
            driving them, Pars, got a helmet and leathers?

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              #18
              No-no pushed the button too fast, I meant cool
              chicks.

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                #19
                I love my pedal bike too much and by the time I
                drive like a wild woman with the Rhino, plus walk
                a mile, my time allotment is gone. Maybe I
                should take some UFC training. Pars

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                  #20
                  Rockpile.

                  Page 42 of Sask Auto Fund 2013 rate proposal for motorcycles.

                  Three body types: cruser/touring - average increase 57.6%, or $839.00/yr, maximum $1327.00/yr.

                  Dual purpose/other - average increase 73.6%, or $416.00/yr, maximum $1033.00/yr

                  Sport - average increase 128.7%, or $2007.00/yr, maximum $3376.00/yr

                  On top of insurance is a registration increase of 2-3%. Off these rates is a potential maximum 20% safe driver recognition program rate that is earned over time.

                  Sask premier Wall indicates he wants SGI to review what it requires to break even as a group/class on motorcycles.

                  www.sgi.sk.ca/individuals/registration/rates/rateproposal/personaluse.html

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                    #21
                    Glad I don't insure in Saskatchewan.

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                      #22
                      Yikes!!! That's insane!

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                        #23
                        Just checking but the numbers quoted are
                        the proposed increase and not the range
                        of insurance premiums. Strange given
                        Saskatchewan is a low population/density
                        province so risk factor should be lower.
                        Notbas many corners so riding risk
                        should be lower as well. My experience
                        from having lived in both manitoba and
                        Alberta is that government insurance is
                        no cheaper than private and often more.

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                          #24
                          Been riding for years. Current ride is a 1997 Harley tourer. Plates are 1475 - per year minus my discount. Proposed rate will put it at 2450 -. 35 years of riding and these are the rates I have to look forward to. Buddy in Alberta rides same bike and pays around 925.00 for same coverage. My have to license in Alberta.

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