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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 08, 2001
Page
3
Manitoba will require new drivers to complete a three stage graduated licensing program starting with a learner stage and ending with a full licence at 17 years six months. Key changes include a zero blood alcohol tolerance for all new drivers and a nine month learning period before road tests.
The passage outlines license rules including passenger limits and supervising driver allowances, farm truck operation, and age-based credentials. It mentions zero blood alcohol content requirements and milestones for obtaining full licenses at 17 to 18 years with specific timing for commercial and insi ales.
Census workers will canvas homes over the next two weeks with seven question forms to most households and a longer 52 question version for some. Rural agriculture data will be gathered to assess farming changes since 1996. noncompliance can lead to follow ups and potential penalties under law.
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