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Approximately 30 per cent of all motor vehicle accidents and 20 per cent of all fatal accidents occur when roads are wet and slippery with rain, snow or ice. If you must drive under these conditions, use extra care, the American Insurance Association advises. Don’t speed; ;a,void sudden braking which can throw your car into a skid or spin, and maintain at least double the following distance you would observe under ideal road conditions'.
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time. During the high hazard months of March and April, i more,frequent, light rainsoc[jcurr'ed.ln 1964 than 196^. Each | rain would serve to keep the I fire danger low until the next rain. The autumn of both years was also dry, but excellent cooperation and care iir*kthe use of fire around wooded areas by sportsmen and by the public in general, kept the ,number of fires relatively ismall.
| Although January and FebI
87.2%