Rules of the Road revision proposed by Illinois official
Illinois driver education reform moves forward as Secretary Howlett forms a 10 member task force to rewrite the Rules of the Road. He criticizes the current 116 page booklet for excess color photos and confusion among 11th graders, noting prior editions cost millions and prompt many first attempt failures.
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Michael J. Howlett
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Edmund Kurcinski
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Secretary of State
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New Driver Guide Aims for Simpler, Shorter Book
States tighten focus on road rules with a revised pamphlet to be ready in three months. The new edition trims pages, shifts most content to the rear, and emphasizes test questions on signs and pavement markings. Color used only for identification. price expected to drop about a third.
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