Answers to the questions made by the press to the MIA: 1. Have you seen a surge in people asking about insuring themselves against the Coronavirus? Our member insurance companies have received calls from their customers, and such members would explain when cancellation rights could be triggered. 2. What are people’s rights when it comes […]
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New EU rules, which were rubber-stamped just recently, will require that convicted drink-drivers would have to fit a breathalyser device in their cars if they take to the road again. This is just one of many other vehicle safety standards which the EU intends to implement over the next few years in its quest to […]
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The discussion about the use of alternative means of transport is revving up as more people begin to realise that the price we are paying for our current choice of vehicles is not just in terms of time lost when stuck in traffic but, even more seriously, through the negative impact on our health. It […]
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Cameras seem to be more effective because of the associated fines While speed cameras are widely accepted as a deterrent to speeding, the use of breathalysers to curb drink-driving has yet to be regarded in the same manner, insurers believe. In a Talking Point in Times of Malta, the head of the Malta Insurance Association, […]
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