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CO-OWNERS INCLUDED IN SAFE DRIVER RECOGNITION

Released on November 14, 2002

Beginning December 1st, 2002, individuals who co-own private or farm

passenger vehicles will be eligible to receive discounts on their vehicle

insurance under SGI's Safe Driver Recognition program.



SGI will also send pro-rated refunds to those customers who have renewed

their co-owner registrations since the program was first introduced on July

1st, 2002.



"SGI has reviewed each of the 22,000 co-owner registrations and is now in a

position to meet its commitment of including co-owners in the Safe Driver

Recognition program before year end," Crown Investments Corporation

Minister Maynard Sonntag said. "This is another example of SGI listening

to its customers."



The discount for co-owners will be calculated by averaging the safety

rating of each individual co-owner. Co-owners still have the option of

plating their vehicle in the name of one individual if they so choose.



The Safe Driver Recognition program provides discounts to Saskatchewan

vehicle owners based on their individual driving records. Co-owners were

not eligible for the discount when the program was first introduced because

co-owner registrations were not linked to the individual driving records.



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For more information, contact:



Julianne Jack

SGI Communications

Regina

Phone: (306) 775-6907

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