MIJAG Press Releases Here are a selection of press releases by the campaign. Insurance Statistical Review (Blue Book) 2004 Press Release - 16/Sept/2005 Blue Book 2003 Press Release - 25/October/2004 Motor Insurance 100 Times more Profitable in Ireland than in the UK - 13/July/2004 All Motorists are Due One Year Free Insurance Due to Insurance Hike Scam - 15/March/2004 Over €1billion Being Taken in Profit from our Insurance Reserves - 4/March/2004 Insurance Companies Accused of Jumping on the Penalty Points Bandwagon - 1/November/2002 MIJAG gives cautious welcome to Insurance cost reduction plans but would like to see a "Plan B" - 26/October/2002 MIJAG asks to see Harney's Plan B for lowering the cost of Insurance - 29/September/2002 "Young Drivers call for price control on Motor insurance following publication of MIAB Report" - 17/April/2002 MIAB Report Leaked - 22/January/2002 Insurance Campaigners welcome announcement by Hibernian - 29/August/2001 Satellite Tracking of Young Drivers - "A Propaganda Stunt" - 22/August/2001 "Young Drivers Still Being Discriminated Against" - 2/August/2001 MIJAG Refute Insurance Industry Claims that Motor Insurance Must Increase in the Wake of the Supreme Court Ruling on Refunding Health Care Costs - 13/July/2001 National Safety Council Changes Misleading Statistics on Website - 8/July/2001 Nothing New in Young Driver Road Accident Statistics - 21/June/2001 Car Insurance Rip Off of Yound Drivers Confirmed to Government - 23/March/2001 National Safety Council ad campaign - 9/Jan/2001 Mijag threatens legal action against the NRA - 30/Oct/2000 Read MIJAG's reaction to the Fine Gael's policy document on road safety Dublin : "Motor Insurance loading for driving in the safest place in Ireland". - 5/July/2000 Younger Driver Accidents 1997: The National Roads Authority produced a report on Young Driver Accidents in 1997. This was done to get the Motor Insurance Advisory Committee information that they could not get elsewhere. The report has some good information and you can read the press release from the campaign in response to some of its findings. Back Home