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ZAGREB, Sept 23 (Hina) - From January 1, 1999, vehicles with
Croatian registration plates will be able to enter European Union
(EU) countries and some associate member countries (Hungary, the
Czech Republic, Slovenia and Switzerland) without drivers having
to show their insurance green cards.
The Croatian Insurance Office was accepted to the membership of the
EU's international system of insurance - the Multilateral
Guarantee Agreement (MGA).
The agreement specifies that registration plates of MGA member
countries is evidence enough of their insurance coverage.
Insurance coverage is guaranteed by the national insurance offices
of the countries vehicles are registered in.
The Croatian Insurance Office will submit a proposal to the Foreign
Ministry that vehicles with Croatian registration plates should be
allowed to use the same lane as EU and Slovene vehicles while
entering Italy and Austria.
(Hina) sp jn/rml
231813 MET sep 98
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