Two months after Target revealed a massive data breach affecting 40 million debit and credit card accounts, the financial repercussions are becoming evident. The rising costs tied to this breach highlight the growing concerns about cybersecurity and its impact on businesses and customers alike.
The MassDOT RMV has extended the deadline for CDL holders to submit self-certification information and a copy of the US DOT Medical Certificate to April 30, 2014, in accordance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requirements.
As per 2012 Federal and State mandates, Commercial Driver’s License holders must notify their state’s RMV about their commerce type (interstate or intrastate) and medical certificate necessity. All CDL holders must self-certify by January 30, 2014, to comply with these requirements.
Starting January 1, 2014, the Massachusetts DIA requires all Form 101 First Reports of Injury (FRI) to be submitted electronically—paper copies will no longer be accepted. Employers can submit forms via secure file transfer or through the DIA website with an authorized online account. While this change affects submissions to the DIA, the process for notifying Murphy Insurance or your insurance company remains the same. To avoid delays, businesses should apply for a DIA Online Account as soon as possible.
The RMV has resumed its birthday postcard reminder service, notifying drivers if they can renew online or must visit a branch. Supported by advertising, this service helps Massachusetts’ 4.75 million licensed drivers stay updated, with 87,000–92,000 postcards sent monthly.
During this season of gratitude, we express our heartfelt thanks to all who have supported our success, especially our loyal customers. We deeply appreciate your trust in Murphy Insurance Agency as we strive to safeguard you, your loved ones, and your business endeavors.
Thanksgiving brings joy but also heightened kitchen risks. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warns that cooking fires triple on Thanksgiving, emphasizing the need for vigilance and safety measures like staying present while cooking and keeping fire extinguishers handy.
Murphy Insurance Agency is proud to kick off its Toys for Tots initiative this holiday season, aiming to support children and families in need within the community. Studies highlight the impact of poverty on children, and initiatives like Toys for Tots serve as vital forms of passive mentoring, delivering messages of hope and positive role modeling through the generosity of donors and the Marines who distribute these toys.
Effective November 13, 2013, the MA RMV requires 72 hours’ notice (instead of 24) to cancel or reschedule a road test without paying the fee. This includes weekends and holidays, and cancellations can be made online or via the automated phone system when RMV offices are closed.