Insurers want roadside drug-test figures made public
IAM says transparency is needed to assess whether roadside enforcement is changing driver behaviour
The Insurance Association Malta (IAM) has called on the police to publish how many roadside drug and alcohol tests they have carried out since random drug testing was introduced in March, and what those tests found....
This Article was published on Times Of Malta on 17 September 2026.
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