Driving hint
\ PUBLIC RELATIONS Your name may not be written all over your car. But you should always drive as if it were. * It doesn't pay to be an exhibitionist. * You expect consideration from others. Offer it in return. * Traffic rules ensure a "square deal" for everyone. * Flouting the rules will harm you more than anyone else. PEDESTRIANS AND CAR DR1VERS The pedestrian always loses in a collision with a car. Avoid this by— * Being careful of the elderly, the young and intoxicated pedestrians. * Watching carefully near schools, shopping centres, etc. * Forgetting about "right-of-way." It's better than chancing an accident.
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Taupo Times, Volume 20, Issue 7, 28 January 1971, Page 2
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100Driving hint Taupo Times, Volume 20, Issue 7, 28 January 1971, Page 2
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