Last year it cost AA Canterbury This holiday time signbreakage $50,000 to repair broken road signs. will likely break out again. That That’s just in AAC territory - chops little ice with AA. Canterbury and the West Coast. AA Canterbury appeals to you Nationwide, the figure is to help us help you. astronomical. And that’s just AA Watch out for signbreakers. If signs, to say nothing of local you see them, get their car number authorities’ and others. and a description of vehicle and Most of those signs were people. Then report them to Police deliberately broken by vandals or or AA. souvenired by skylarkers. They’re out We’ve doubled the reward for a good time, a bit of a laugh. anyone reporting signbreakers. They wouldn’t laugh if they There’s $2OO if you provide knew the results. The taxpayer foots information leading to a conviction. 75% of the bill, via the National And if you’re a signbreaker - cut it Roads Board. The rest comes from out Q r f ace t^e c h O pi AA members’ funds. There’s more. Inconvenience to ~~~~~ drivers unable to find their way. Amnesty on old signs Even danger when a vital warning Drop them into any AA office sign is missing. by 18 May. These people aren’t skylarkers. No questions asked. Signbreakers are lawbreakers. — Canterbury Inc P O Box 994 Christchurch PPAA6 —
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