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Mart Jesse: roheliste tõuksidega sõidetakse uljamalt kui isiklikega - Vimarsana News

Mart Jesse: roheliste tõuksidega sõidetakse uljamalt kui isiklikega

Mart Jesse: roheliste tõuksidega sõidetakse uljamalt kui isiklikega. Liikluskindlustuse fondi (LKF) tegevjuhi Mart Jesse meelest väärib Eestis arutamist, kas elektritõukeratastega põhjustatud õnnetused on piisavalt suur probleem, et rakendada mingeid meetmeid. Talle isiklikult on sümpaatne Taani lähenemine. Autod. Kindlustus. Mart Jesse.

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Lack of trust standing in the way of patient insurance fund - Vimarsana News

Lack of trust standing in the way of patient insurance fund

Healthcare providers could be looking at a mandatory liability insurance obligation in a few years' time that would make it possible for patients to turn to insurance companies for compensation for errors in treatment. The creation of a patient-friendly private fund recently failed due to changes to the system of pensions that eroded the insurance sector's trust in the state.

Coronavirus and mild winter decreased number of traffic accidents - Vimarsana News

Coronavirus and mild winter decreased number of traffic accidents

According to data from the Estonian Motor Insurance Bureau (LKF), there were 29,700 motor insurance cases in Estonia in 2020, 6,400 less than the year prior. The average annual insurance payment was €114, dropping from €133 the year before. Mart Jesse, head of the LKF, said the reduced traffic frequency stemming from the coronavirus and the mild weather conditions to end the year contributed to the decrease in accidents. "Due to a reduced number of traffic accidents, the average price of traffic insurance in Estonia went from €133 to €114 in one year. While the number of accidents in ...

Interior ministry plan: Police should not respond to fender benders - Vimarsana News

Interior ministry plan: Police should not respond to fender benders

A Ministry of the Interior draft law would see the police not having to respond to traffic accidents going forward, even if the parties involved cannot reach an agreement. The law would have the vehicle owners to provide insurance for insurers themselves. If there is noone hurt in a traffic accident, but the vehicles are damaged, the people involved should decide on who is to blame for the incident. If there is no agreement, the police must be called. In 2019, Police and Border Guard (PPA) patrols responded to 15,010 calls for traffic accidents with property damage and misdemeanor proceedings...