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  1. lose your right to claim Part 7 benefits,
  2. lose your right to have your accident-related vehicle repairs paid for by ICBC,
  3. lose your right to have ICBC defend you in a lawsuit for damages as a result of a collision,
  4. lose your right to have ICBC indemnify you for any court judgment against you or settlement paid out as a result of your negligence.

This means that not only can you lose your insurance benefits, you may ultimately have to pay the costs of a court judgment or settlement for the injuries/damages caused in a collision. In the most serious cases this can result in millions of dollars of personal exposure!

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