BC took the decals off your plate. We'll put the reminder back.
BC removed the licence-plate decal that used to show when your insurance was due. Now nothing on your car tells you. If your ICBC Autoplan lapses, you can't legally drive — and the ticket starts at $598, plus towing and impound costs at your own expense. Enter your plates once and Prime Insurance will email you 44, 21, and 3 days before each expiry. No app. No charge. Ever — and you don't need to be a Prime client.
Set up my reminders From Prime Insurance — an independent, family-owned ICBC Autoplan brokerage in Surrey since 1994. Not ICBC.How Save A Trip works
It takes about a minute, and you only do it once per vehicle. Add up to 7 plates, we send 3 emails per vehicle, and there's nothing to install or log into.
- 1. Enter your plates
Add up to seven plate numbers with their Autoplan expiry dates — yours, your family's, your work vehicles.
- 2. We check daily
Our system checks the dates you entered every day, so you don't have to think about them at all.
- 3. Three reminders, then renew
You get an email 44, 21, and 3 days before expiry. Call our advisors — open 7 days — or renew online in minutes.
What does "Save A Trip" mean?
- Save a trip to our shop — renew over the phone with an advisor instead of coming in.
- Save a trip to traffic court — a forgotten renewal can mean a $598 ticket.
- Save the wasted trip — get pulled over with lapsed insurance and you can't legally drive home.
Set up your free reminders
Prime Insurance is an independent, licensed ICBC Autoplan brokerage — not ICBC. This is a free reminder service we built; it isn't an official ICBC notice.
ICBC mails one renewal reminder about 45 days before expiry, to the address on file. Save A Trip adds three closer reminders — at 44, 21, and 3 days — for up to 7 plates. BC police report the most common excuse from drivers ticketed for no insurance is simply: "ICBC never sent me a reminder."
Free because we'd rather you renewed on time — with anyone — than got a $598 ticket. We won't call or email you for anything except the reminders you ask for, and we never sell your information.
We've sent a confirmation email. Click the link in it to switch your reminders on — nothing is scheduled until you confirm. If you don't see it in a few minutes, check your spam folder. After you renew, come back and enter the new date — it updates only that plate, not your whole list.
Good to know
- How is this different from ICBC's own reminder?
- ICBC mails one renewal reminder about 45 days before expiry, to the address it has on file. Save A Trip is an extra backup — three closer reminders at 44, 21, and 3 days, for up to 7 plates from one email.
- What happens after I renew?
- Your new expiry will be about a year out (or whatever term you chose). Resubmit the form with the same email and your new date — it updates only that plate, not your whole list. Or renew with us and ask your advisor to update it for you.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. You don't need to be a Prime client. We'd love to handle your renewal, but the reminders cost nothing either way.
- Can I stop the emails?
- Every reminder has a one-click unsubscribe link. Click it and you're removed immediately.
- Do you sell or share my information?
- No. Your name, email, plates, and expiry dates are used only to send your reminders, and only kept while you have an expiry we're still tracking.
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