RC cars, tight deadlines and a North-South gap to fix: where is the reform at?

The ongoing reform of car insurance in Italy aims to improve vehicle checks and adjust premium pricing. The government has proposed a bill that includes a delegation for future legislative decrees, but concerns about tight timelines and regional disparities in premiums remain. The IVASS authority suggests extending the timeframe for impact analysis, while the government seeks to expedite the process. The reform also addresses the need for transparent risk assessment criteria and a bonus-malus system to differentiate drivers. Insurance companies acknowledge the importance of territorial factors in premium calculations and propose adjustments to the compensation system. Various stakeholders have expressed differing views on the reform's implications, with some advocating for consumer protection and others warning of potential negative impacts on repair services.