About Progressive Insurance
Progressive insures more than 18 million people in the United States.They offer insurance for almost anything you need.
Progressive Insurance is well known to Canadians. Most associate the insurance brand with commercials and advertising featuring Flo, the progressive girl. This character has appeared in more than 100 commercials and has helped make Progressive one of the most well-known and largest insurance companies in the United States.
At this time, drivers cannot get Progressive Insurance quotes and coverage in Canada.
About Progressive Insurance In The US
Established in 1937, The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies began as a drive in claims office. The company went public in 1971 and has grown into one of the largest insurance companies in America. Known as an innovator, Progressive has lived up to its name. It was the first company to offer reduce rates for good drivers, offer immediate claims service, and, in 1997, it was one of the first insurers to sell coverage online.
The company is well known for their “Name your Price” tool. The tool allows customers to enter a budget amount and Progressive offers quotes based on the budget number.
Progressive Insurance In Canada
Many drivers and homeowners inquire about Progressive insurance in Canada. They want to know if they can get insurance quotes from Progressive. Progressive Insurance DOES NOT offer coverage to Canadians.
Is Progressive Insurance Available In Canada?
No. Progressive does not currently offer insurance policies to Canadians. There is no Progressive Insurance Canada phone number, contact information or head office. But, this doesn’t mean they never will. It is possible Progressive will enter the Canadian market in the future.
Can I Use Progressive Insurance In Canada?
Yes. If you are insured with Progressive Insurance in the U.S., your policy automatically covers you in Canada. You are covered when driving your own vehicle or a rental car. Your policy is in effect for the entire duration of your trip to Canada.
