WINNIPEG — Beginning in January, anyone wishing to take a road test to obtain their driver’s licence in Manitoba will need to be fully vaccinated or provide a negative COVID-19 test result.
MPI Implementing New Vaccination Policy
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Manitoba Public Insurance Articles
MPI, Police Cracking Down on Drivers at Intersections
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance is partnering with multiple police agencies to crack down on speeding at intersections throughout the province.
Long Weekend a Dangerous One for Distracted Drivers: MPI
WINNIPEG — With the long weekend approaching, Manitoba Public Insurance is reminding drivers to pay attention to the road to avoid a collision.
MPI Reaches New Deal with Auto Repair Shops
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance has signed a new deal with the Automotive Trades Association of Manitoba (ATA) and the Manitoba Motor Dealers Association (MMDA).
Rural Manitoba Roads Targeted for Speed Enforcement
Eight rural Manitoba police agencies are ramping up enforcement aimed at speeding motorists.
Vehicle Registration Fees Dropping July 1
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is reducing vehicle registration fees by 10 percent starting July 1.
MPI to Terminate Contract with Associations for Vehicle Repair
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance has served notice it plans to terminate a contract with the Automotive Trades Association of Manitoba and Manitoba Motor Dealers Association.
All COVID-19 Rebate Cheques in the Mail: MPI
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance says all of the COVID-19 rebate cheques are now in the mail.
Auto Insurance Fraud Charges Soar: MPI
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance says auto insurance fraud charges have soared by 44 percent in the last year.
Manitoba Public Insurance Reveals Top 5 Frauds of 2020
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance has released its annual list of the top five frauds of the year.
MPI Issuing Second Round of Rebate Cheques
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Public Insurance is issuing $69 million in rebates to policyholders as a result of fewer vehicle collisions.
MPI Placing Speed Display Boards in 13 Manitoba Communities
WINNIPEG — Manitoba motorists will begin seeing more speed display boards throughout the province in an effort to educate drivers to slow down.
