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Traffic safety is everybody’s business, in the opinion of State Police Trooper W. A. Buntin.
‘‘Slow dowij and live” has been the warning of the Association of State and Provincial Safety Coordinators for sef en years, according to Mr. Buntin, but that is not enough. The man or woman behind the wheel of an automobile or truck must watch the other motorist and the pedestrians. The pedestrian should watch every moving vehicle.
Minimum safe following distance between vehicles on the highwav depends upon the speed of the vehicles and the condition of the paving. Play safe and allow maximum distance!
At night arid on slippery pavement increase] distances between vehicles, advises Trooper Buntin, adding, it vvmjjld be better to dou- ^ ble the safer following distancT than to risk a (crash.
Flint Hill News
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Frank of Luray and Miss Kate Walker of Washington were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. James Settle.
Emorv Russell, Will Putman, M. H. Brady. Bob Cook, Bob Johnson, Elmer Atkins, Charles Dodson. Coll is Dodson and Charles Foster have returned to their homes after vacationing in Canada. Wilmer Cook of Newport News •pent the weekend with his parents Japt. and Mrs. J. P. Cook. Mrs.
dren, who have been
and Mrs. Cook, rear
home with Mr.
ening. Other guests >t the Cooks for the yveekend were Jeorge Green of Newport News Cook and chil visiting Capt. turned to tfy Cook Sundv e
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