‘I don’t find them to be credible’: Judge dismisses ‘outrageous’ €60,000 injury claims taken by two women
Anne Keenan (66) and Catherine McCarthy (66), both from Ennis, alleged taxi struck van during 2016 trip to Heuston Station in Dublin
Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland (MIBI)
Fiat 600′s sharp pricing might be the launchpad the brand needs
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More than 250,000 ‘fleet vehicles’ still not added to new motor insurance data base
Road safety campaigners warn some of most dangerous drivers will be harder to detect if gap remains
Motorists paying a premium for uninsured drivers
The number of claims for incidents involved uninsured cars or those that cannot be traced jumped 11% last year
Claims involving uninsured or untraced drivers jump 11%
Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Ireland estimates the cost of such claims adds €35 on to every motor insurance premium
Almost 20,000 fleet cars not properly registered despite new laws
It has emerged that just under 233,000 qualifying vehicles had been uploaded to the National Fleet Database as of the start of last month
Perverse incentives reward those who drive around for years without a full licence
Lackadaisical approach to unaccompanied learner drivers adopted by the Government seems to indicate a general acceptance of the practice
Dublin-based bank’s Russian exposure, car insurance premiums drop, and ensuring your home is not underinsured
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Uninsured drivers involved in 40 incidents each week
More than 10,000 cases handled by insurance industry since 2018 new figures suggest
Judge throws out €60,000 injury claim related to ‘staged’ road crash
Three passengers who were travelling in car withdraw related actions linked to 2017 incident in Swords, Co Dublin
Less than 1 per cent of claims paid out for uninsured drivers recouped each year
Motor insurers’ body warns ‘law-abiding motorists’ are subsidising others by around €30 per renewal
Uninsured drivers a ‘problem as old as the hills’
Technology exists to tackle problem which drives up premiums but solution hangs on clean data being shared
Ikea’s new network; Revolut’s Irish credit cards; and in praise of bosses’ foibles
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Number of uninsured private vehicles on Irish roads up for third year in a row
Data shows uninsured vehicles accounted for one in 12 of the entire fleet of private vehicles on Irish roads in 2022
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