Changes in Highways Traffic Act Tightens Road Rules
On May 30 new conditions from Bill 116 become law affecting commercial and private vehicles. Provisions include greater signaling requirements for trucks and tractors, new bicycle lighting and reflective gear, pedestrian safety rules, school bus regulations, revised right of way, stricter passing rules, higher penalties for careless driving, and longer license suspensions for intoxicated or impaired driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Leutenant
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement tour visits Waterloo Region
Members of the Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association joined a one day bus trip visiting Friendship Farm in Elora owned by Mr and Mrs Alfred Leatherbarrow. They toured Waterloo Park for lunch and heard a data review by R A Forsyth. The program included Ward Shantz Fred W Snyder farms the Advanced Registry Swine Testing Station and the Waterloo Artificial Unit. A legal update noted amendments allowing repayment of judgments from the Unsatisfied Judgment Fund and license restoration for indebted drivers and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halton Soil and Crop Improvement Association
Friendship Farm
Wear Elora
Alfred Leatherbarrow
Waterloo
R. A. Forsyth
Waterloo County
Ward Shantz
Fred W. Snyder
Advanced
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Georgetown Herald
Almas
Home Services
Brampton
Wilson Ave
Rosedale Floral
Albert Se
Tom Haines
Glen Wiliams
Travel
Vancouver
And
Victoria
Canada
Consult
John
Mill Street
Albert W. Gilmer
Georgetown
A.D
Marjorie R. Gilmer
Ethel B. Gilmer
Dale and Bennett
William John McDonald
Deces
Ethel-Lena McDonald
William
John— McDonald
Dale
Bennett
George‘town
Chevrolet
Chowne
Rosntsa
Teas
Arthur ‘Scott
Queen
Guelph Streets
NEW C.P
Presideny
Crumip (Canter
Canadian Pacific Railway
G. A. Walker
Q.C
CPR
W. A. Mather
Mr. Walker
Ross H. McMaster
Montreal
Faria News
Lieutenant Governor In Council
W. H. Kentner & Son
Triangle