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tne chance he was taking with a car full of little children. Before reaching the top of the next hill. he had passed two more cars and in so doing had been driving on the left side of a solid white line. I wish'I might have been able to make out the full license number of this car, but I could only get the first three numbers—565-.
The death toll on an average week end runs to about 290 men, women and children. Add to that an average of more than 13,600 injured victims, and you' begin to get the picture of a single week end’s accidents.
It should make sense to the ordinary family driver, therefore, that a double dose of caution is in order during week ends when the risk of an accident is much greater. Besides being especially careful about his own actions at the wheel, he must also “watch out for the other fellow” whose recklessness might cause a serious accident.
At all times, but especially on week ends, every family driver^, should remember the safety rule: “Slow down—lives are in your hands!” It will help bring the family back home alive.
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