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Brad Andreassen of North
Vancouver was awarded
his Bachelor of Business Ad-
ministration in Automotive
Marketing on May 18, 1992
at West Ralm Beach. He will
be assigned to duties at his
father's dealership —
Downtown Toyota. Brad is
son of Gloria & Mark An-
dreassen of Dellbrook, North
Vancouver.

Grad would like ta hear from
R his friends at 987-9167.

Photo submitted

A SPORTY addition to the Lexus lineup is the SC40€, an exotic new 2 plus 2. sports coupe, powered by a 4.0 litre, 250-

horsepower quad cam VB engine.

Driver points stay
part of your record

FOR SOME B.C. motorists,
an approaching birthday
can be tinged with a more
than the usual feeling of
dread at clocking up
another year. Some face a
peculiar trembling of the
wallet that precedes the ar-
rival of a Driver Point
Premium Bill.

The Motor Vehicle Branch at-
taches points to the driver’s
licences of those who commit of-
fences such as speeding, or who
are convicted under sections of the
Criminal Code of Canada (crimes
such as driving while impaired).
Five or more points added to
someone’s driving record over a
12-month assessment period
means a Dill will be in the mail
about four weeks before his or her
birthday.

This !2-month period ends five
months prior to a person’s birth-
day. If your birthday is July 1,
the assessment for this year’s
points would have been Feb. 1,
199] to Jan. 21, 1992.

The premium depends on the
number of points, and ranges
from $135 for five points up to
$3,450 for 26 points or more.
There’s « table on page 29 of your
1992 Autoplan Motorist Kit.

The Driver Point Premium is
not a fine. Rather, it is an in-
surance premium based on the

ABS included
in 1992 Jeep

TEST DRIVE’S June 5
review of the Jeep Grand
Cherokee stated that the
Grand Cherokee has
four-wheel disc brakes.
This should have read
four-wheel anti-lock
brakes.

The article also indicated that
the Laredo model is only available
with an automatic transmission. A
five-speed transmission is stand-
ard. An optional outside tire car-
rier has been discussed but is not

yet available. Greg Wilson apolo-
gizes for any inconvenience these

errors may have caused.
—_—

Ken
Hardie

ICBC.

AUTOTOPIC

tisk presented by motorists who
tun up points on their driver's
licences. ICBC collects these
premiums separately from thos?
for other coverages, but the
money still goes into the Autoplan
Fund to settle claims.

The oid, complicated formula
for ‘“‘working off’ points is gone.
Now the driver can either pay the
premium or voluntarily surrender
his or her licence for a minimum
of 30 days within the 12 months
following his or her birthday.
ICBC does not use the points
again in future calculations, al-
though they continue to form part
of the individual’s permanent
driving record.

Motorists must pay Driver
Point Premiums or other debts to
ICBC before they can complete
any driver’s licence or insurance
transactions.

For more details, see the
brochure, ‘‘Driver Point
Premiums,’’ available at all ICBC
offices or from Autoplan brokers.

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