Friday, January 28, 1994 - North Shore News - 34

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WEST VANCOUVER Reserve Constable fan Morrison “marks Jerome Griffiths’ skis during a free identification oe : marking program at Cypress Bowl earlier this month. The

police force engraved driver's licence numbers into over

500 pairs of skis and snowboards.

_ Extended-length truck ban lauded _ by B.C. Auto Assoc.

THE PROVINCIAL BOVE range in length from 29.5 to 35.5 ment's- recent decision not'to meires. permit extended-length trucks U.S. authorities have issued a on B.C,, roads was, applauded moratorium on further deployment by’ the 680, 000-member. BC of these rigs, and there have been ~~" “Automobile Association. "° objective studies showing the ff a safety of these vehicles, i (BCAA). : However, there have been stud- - . "On behalf of motorists in this .. ies showing the cost of wear-and- province, BCAA has been working tear LCVs inflict on roadways, and “hardiover the past two years to BCAA’s public opinion surveys “ensure that safety was the para- show that the majority of motorists mount consideration in any deci- oppose any decision to increase the -..., sion regarding Long Combinution — allowable length of semi-trailers ; Vehicles (LCYs),"" said John Ratel, “Our most recent opinion survey ; BCAA’s Director of Government — shows that nearly 70% of our mem- - Affairs. “This decision. shows that — bers are opposed to LCVs on B.C. our work was not in vain and that touds and highways.” said Ratel. traffic: safety has triumphed.ovet “We have long called on the gov- corporate profit.” ernment to continue the moratori- LCVs consist of a iruck or trac- um on these ‘monster trucks.” and tor, coupled with two trailers. and we are delighted with the decision.”

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THE FOLLOWING are the sched- VISITORS TO the hatchery in uled road closures and detours for Capilano River Regional Park can the coming week in North expect delays on Capilano Park ‘Vancouver District, City, West Road during January and February Vancouver District and along area’ as part of a road maintenance pro- “highways. ject.

¢ North Vancouver District: According to the Greater Redwood St., Sowden St., Philip’) Vancouver Regional District §

Aves Roadwork under way. Expect (GVRD), there wll be imermitent J EVERY CAR & TRUCK IN STOCK WILL BE SOLD : WIth NO GST, UNTIL JAN 3iST

routes if possible. time. Traffic load will be lintited to Be Mountain Hwy., Arborlynn Dr., 3.5 tonnes next to open excava- to Kirkstone Rd.: BC Hydro tions, trenching. Expect delays. Flagging control. The project, to be staged over . 9 North Vancouver City: No 36 months ata cost of $540,000, is ~ scheduled road closures or detours. part of overall safety improvements © West Vancouver District: Tay- ried out by the GVRD, which lor Way: Taylor Way south of | operates the district park. The Marine Drive will be closed to tra, Department of Fisheries and lic for road construction, Oceans, which operates the hatch- * Ministry of Highways: No ery, will contribute one-third of the scheduled road closures or detours. funding.