Drunken Driver Problem In West As Well As East
SuppPrices figures from the American Association on the question of intoxicated driving reveal the problem is as acute in western cities as in eastern centers. The report, using police and court records, shows higher arrests for drunken driving in Chicago versus New York, with about 1,600 arrests in Chicago and 475 in New York for the first half of 1935.
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Auto Death Toll in Iowa Rises Sharply in 1925
National Automobile Chamber figures show Iowa auto fatalities climbed 261 in 1925 from 206 in 1924, a 26.7 percent rise. Iowa's rate was about three times the national increase, which stood at 10 percent, with 19.8 percent of national totals based on reports and the rest by estimate. Some states reduced deaths on the Honor Roll.
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New York Traffic Reform Shows Up in Licenses List
New York leads a year of traffic improvement with license revocations and suspensions rising as registrations increase. George Graham of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce praises publicizing the names to deter risky drivers, noting the list acts as a strong social warning.
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Uniform national tax rules urged for motorists
Washington reports the American Automobile Association calls for a uniform principle for vehicle taxation. It outlines three goals: identify the body responsible for auto taxes, ensure equitable levies so motorists pay their fair share, and establish nationwide use of class tax revenues to benefit motorists. The AAA stresses clear definitions to prevent excessive charges and improper subsidies.
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A A A Leader Warns on Auto Tax Proposals
Thomas P. Henry of the A A A denounces special motor vehicle taxation as a corrupting burden. He notes calls by Georgia for a 2 percent net auto sales tax and warns such taxes shift costs to motorists. He cites the motor vehicle conference axiom that taxes should fund highways and maintenance, not other state needs.
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