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nterest. W ork iprove id me ndry or the FOR. [DRY points t lead ~tenth BLY Inc. , XLL 1931 uge Sum to Be Spent by Tourists in 1931, ‘Motor Club Estimates to spend approximately three and oneâ€"half billion dollars while touring in this country this year, and an additional halfâ€"billion â€"while driving in Canada, Mexico and Enrana ‘tha. ~cost. We favor the issuance of a ‘driver‘s lticense at minimum expense and inconvenience, but with adequate provisions for revocation and: suspenâ€" sion. For this reason our bill is frankly directed at the small minorâ€" ityâ€" â€"of â€"reckiess and ir nsibl driversâ€"to whomâ€"areâ€"chargeableâ€"the persons and: property." & .. Provides Penalty * The bill also provides for a penalty comprising a fine not exceeding $500 to be imposed upon violators of any of the provisions of the drivers‘ liâ€" cense act, and in addition thereto, upon conviction of driving a motor vehicle while a license has been reâ€" voked or suspended, imprisonment in the county jail for not more than one year. it % 3. Suspension of a license would be for six months and would result when the holder is found to be inâ€" competent to drive by reason of mental or physical infirmities or by reason of habitual recklessness or negligence. * fln Revocation of a license would be for one year and would result from conviction for. manslaughter arising from the operation of a motor veâ€" hicle, driving while intoxic.ted, fleeâ€" ing â€" from an accident, any crime punishable as a felony under the Motor Vehicle Act, driving a car while the license was suspended, or perjury committed in securing a liâ€" cense. The bill provides, briefly and genâ€"< erally, for the issuance of a license to drivers upon declaration that they are qualified in various ways to opâ€" erate a car safely, The fee is estiâ€" mated at twentyâ€"five ‘cents. )Fi taining the bill stresses â€"the point that licenses would be issued upon apâ€" plication without mental, physical nor driving examination, _ except _under certain circumstances. _ : â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"Examinations a Burden _ _ "Unnecessary examinations as a preâ€"requisite to a license are expenâ€" sive, burdensome and unproductive of the result desired," â€"theâ€"club deâ€" ctaredâ€"im part in the forward:*"The elimination â€" ofâ€"compulsory â€" examinaâ€" tions â€"ofâ€" all â€" applicants~ will permit the issuance of licenses at nominal In the expectation that it will be introduced in the general assembly in the immediate future, the legislaâ€" tive department of the Chicago Moâ€" tor club has mailed printed copies of its drivers‘ license bill to all memâ€" bers of the Illinois legislature. x Such an Act Likely to Be Ofâ€" DRIVER‘S LICENSE â€"_â€" BILL B PROSPECT M Th American car owners are expected | nging Atit J1 sday, March 5, 1f 17 ‘xico and Europe, ‘thus total national hill, for ia motor to four bilâ€" That is the estimate of the touring bureau ‘of the Chicago Motor. 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