18 - Wednesday, May 20, 1998 - North Shore News

T ICBC we’re working hard
to bring car insurance rates
down.

How? By working with British
Columbians to improve road safety
and change the way we drive.

You can help make it happen.

Early results of BC’s new road
safety program: are encouraging.
BC drivers are slowing down.

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There were 29 fewer deaths
and 1,500 fewer injury claims in
1997 than in 1996.

So ICBC rates for 1998 are
remaining the same as they were
in 1997. But we believe working
together we can do even better.

A five percent reduction in
crashes last year would have saved
BC drivers about $100 million in

insurance premiums — an average
of $40 per policy.

And it could have meant
13,000 fewer crashes resulting in
fewer deaths and injuries on our
roads. So let’s all drive for safer
roads and lower rates.

For information please call
1 800 663-ICBC.

We're Driving for Lower Rates.

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