33 - Friday, November 11, 1988 - North Shore News

NEWS photo Tom Burley

GEORGE. >HATTAS, genera) sales manager of Plaza Lincoln Mercury in North Vancouver congratulates
Robyn S .-chuk of North Vancouver on winning a grand prize of a trip for two to Palm Springs. Starchuk
entered the local car dealer's draw during Plaza’s official grand opening ceremonies tast month.

Drivers favor
tougher tests WHO SAYS YOU NEED

A RECENT national Gallup Poll STEROIDS ! BUILD
found that over 80 per cent of af KING BODY?
respondents favored stricter in-car be )

driving tests.

Support for stricter licensing
standards was highest in the pro-
vince of British Columbia, where
85 per cent agreed more defensive
driving should be included on the
Motor Vehicle Department's basic
road test.

Many traffic safety organiza-
tions have appealed to the provin-
cial government to introduce
stricter licensing standards, in-
cluding the Vancouver City Police

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who have reported a 64 per cent i) e

increase in the city’s "traffic Craftsman Collision announces its new 4

atalities this year compared to the ° ° PRS: Salieri . Re
same nine month period in 1987, location — oppesite Park and Tilford. BILL HOLOWATY

The greatest amount of support
for stricter licensing standards
from the May 1988 Gallup Poll
came from young male drivers, the
same group acknowledged as hav-
ing the greatest number of acci-
dents on the road, and where
changes in traffic safety could be 1315 Cotton Rd., North Vancouver «980-4581
expected to produce the greatest
benefit.

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