Malta Insurance Association says studies cannot go on forever Much has been said and written about the need for more law enforcement for safer roads. The Malta Insurance Association […]
Read More ›Road safety is a complex issue that requires a multifaceted approach to address The Malta Insurance Association has long been putting forward proposals as to what measures can be taken […]
Read More ›Insurers blame lack of random breath tests, police misinformation People are being encouraged to drive while drunk because random breathalyser tests are not being done and the police are […]
Read More ›The Times of Malta editorial of February 9 was an eye-opener for all those who have road safety at heart. The Malta Insurance Association (MIA) has for long contributed to the […]
Read More ›Miriam Dalli, Minister for Energy, Enterprise and Sustainable Development, recently announced Malta’s investment in a second interconnector cable linking Malta to Ragusa, Sicily. The expected rise in demand for electricity […]
Read More ›Insurers disagree, but defend right to refuse risky clients More uninsured drivers could be on Malta’s roads as many insurance companies refuse to cover for motorists with a poor safety […]
Read More ›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. […]
Read More ›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 […]
Read More ›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 […]
Read More ›Gearing Up Against Drink/Drug Driving – Proposals For Safer Roads Kindly click here to view the power point presentation by Prof Richard Muscat
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