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You take the train to work. You walk to the grocery store. You bike around town on the weekends. And occasionally, you need the car to run errands or visit a friend. Sound familiar? If you fit this lifestyle, chances are that your auto insurance might not.

As Canada’s only pay-as-you-go auto insurance payment program, CAA MyPace was created to put you back in the driver’s seat.

With the freedom to pay only for the distance you drive, CAA MyPace can also be a great tool to control and manage the cost of your auto insurance premiums. With the program, Members can save up to 20 percent.

Using CAA MyPace is easy. Here’s how it works.

Get in touch
There are various ways you can get started, no matter how you like to communicate, or your schedule. Prefer to keep it online? Get a quote on our website, any time of day. If you’d rather talk things through and ask questions, you can call a licensed CAA Insurance Agent, contact a broker or visit a CAA Store to learn more.

Install the Device and Download the App
Next, you’ll receive a CAA MyPace device for your vehicle along with simple instructions on how to install it. This device—paired with the CAA MyPace App—is how you’ll track your mileage.

Get Driving
You’ll start with a base rate and will be charged in 1,000-kilometre increments that are reloaded automatically. When you begin approaching the end of the increment, you’ll receive a notification, so you can easily monitor your charges

Get behind the wheel knowing you’re in control of your driving habits and budget.

Drive up to 9,000 kilometres per year and save with CAA MyPace.

To qualify for the discount you must be a current CAA Member in good standing (CAA Membership dues paid in full by membership expiry date). Auto Insurance is underwritten by CAA Insurance Company. Vehicle compatibility and enrollment in CAA MyPace payment program is subject to terms and conditions. ®/™ CAA trademarks are owned by, and use is authorized by, the Canadian Automobile Association. Certain conditions, limitations and underwriting guidelines apply.

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