Insurers want stiffer penalties on repeat offenders and average speed cameras
Malta Insurance Association says the decrease in speeding fines does not necessarily reflect safer driving behaviour
The Malta Insurance Association has called for the introduction of average speed cameras and stiffer penalties for repeat offenders to deter drivers from using Malta’s roads as “race tracks”.
They cautioned that the decrease in speeding fines, which fell by 10,000 tickets, does not necessarily reflect safer driving behaviour, noting that many motorists may slow down when approaching fixed speed cameras before accelerating again once past them.
Published on the maltatoday by Juliana Zammit on 12th February 2026
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