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VIVAS
Health once again puts its competitors to shame by offering
all members who join in April free travel insurance
VIVAS Health has once again demonstrated its commitment
to offering Irish consumers more with the announcement
of free annual worldwide travel insurance for all members
who sign up during the month of April
How
long must we wait?
Almost 18 months have passed since the Motor Insurance
Advisory Board (MIAB) published its hard-hitting report
into the motor insurance industry. John Loughran poses
the question: How much longer must we wait for meaningful
reductions in motor insurance premiums?
Spiralling
insurance premiums number one cause for concern
There are bleak times ahead for the road haulage industry
if the findings of a recent survey conducted by the
Irish Road Haulage Association reflect the mood within
the sector. Here John Loughran reviews the survey.
Light
at the end of the tunnel
There could be a light at the end of the tunnel for
embattled hauliers struggling to pay ever increasing
motor insurance premiums, thanks to an initiative from
road safety specialists, How’s my Driving Ltd and
leading insurer Hibernian, writes John Loughran.
Under
the spotlight
The spotlight of attention has finally focused on the
spiralling cost of commercial vehicle insurance with
the recent announcement that the Motor Insurance Advisory
Board is to hold an inquiry into the issue and present
its findings
to the Government, writes John Loughran.
A
little advice
The Fianna Fail / Progressive Democrat Coalition Government
is back in harness and will be guiding the fortunes
of the country and the road haulage industry for the
next five years. Here Gerry McMahon offers some salient
advice to Bertie and Mary and the troops
The
opposing view
Denis Naughten is Fine Gael's deputy spokesman on Public
Enterprise. He also has some outspoken views on the
insurance industry, road safety and the National Roads
Authority, John Loughran spoke with the haulage friendly
TD.
Young
drivers deliver letter of protest
Young motorists brought their campaign for cheaper car
insurance to the Fianna Fail Ardfheis in October when
they delivered a letter of protest to the Taoiseach
at the Citywest venue in Dublin.
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