If you’re in an accident with an uninsured driver in Nova Scotia, it can be really scary, but we all have mandatory coverage under our insurance policies in Nova Scotia called Section D, which exists exactly for this situation.
What would then happen is if you were in an accident incident with an at fault party, you would normally make an injury claim against their insurer. If they don’t have insurance, you would make the claim under Section D of your own insurance policy, who would essentially step into the shoes of the insurance company that would or should have been there, and everything kind of unfolds in the same way.
If you do carry your own insurance policy, you would make the claim under Section D of your own insurance.
