Insurers underwrite safe holiday.

CANADA'S home, car and business insurers are sponsoring Operation Red Nose in more than 90 communities. The program is a free, designated driver designated driver Public health A person at a social function who volunteers, or is 'volunteered' to chauffeur inebriated revellers chez elles at festivity's end. Cf Squash it. service offered from Dec. 2 through Dec. 31 to motorists who have been drinking or do not feel fit to drive.

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Author:	Lynna, Goch
Publication:	Best's Review
Article Type:	Brief Article
Geographic Code:	1CANA
Date:	Dec 1, 2005
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