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I read—will you read—the ten "life savers” as set up in the Forest Service "Safety Code.” If you tiave read them, read them again, they’re good for anyone to remember whether at the wheel of a car Or on the road at anytime.
1. Look Sharp! ; Drive every Second that the car is in motion.
2. I drive both cars! Figure out what the other driver will do.
3. First, give the car on the right the right of way. -
4. Estimate one ciar length behind . for each 10 ntiles of space. More on ice and snow.
5. Safe speed! Too fast if you lack control in an emergency.
6. Always drive outer lane 1 Extreme right side except when passing.
j 7. Vetran driver position for turns—so other drivers, will know what they intend to do. 1
8. Except the unexpected! Watch for hidden hazards.
9. Right to pass only when away from intersections, dangerous curves, hills, etc.
J10. Safest to underdrive your Mad lights! Be able to stop in half tile visible distance. Two thirds of the fatal accidents occur from dusk to dawn when there is a third of the daily traffic.
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