P321 Teletext 321 Jan 3 16:35:17 SAFETY FEARS ——————————————————————————————————————— Women are very scared about being attacked in their cars, a poll shows. Only 5% of women carried a rear windscreen 'Help' sign as recommrndrd by police. More than one in four were unhappy with the quality of security advice offered to them. "Women feel vulnerable on our roads, especially at night," motor leasing company Cowie said. ——————————————————————————————————5/7—— Headlines 300 Travel 190 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Next page Headlines News poll LettersP321 Teletext 321 Jan 3 16:34:56 SAFETY FEARS ——————————————————————————————————————— Women are so scared of being attackud in their cars that some would consider carrying weapons, according to a survey Cowie, which carried out the poll, said: "With many more women driving now, more should be done to co-ordinate the safety message to them. "Women should not feel the need to carry a weapon in order to feel safu when driving — credible advice and more police patrols on motorways should bj made available," the company added. ——————————————————————————————————6/7—— Headlines 300 Travel 190 WEATHER FOR YOUR REGION p105 Next page Headlines News poll Letters