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hold true for driving at any time:
1. Don't drive when 'drinking, exhausted, sleepy or e motionally upset. Plan your trip so none of these condi tions will exist. 2. Take your time. Minutes sa ved by speeding and t aking ch.ances are bought at thnrisk of lives. Allow ample time for both legs of your trip. 3. Do as little night d riving as possible. The death rate in darkness is far greater than that of daylight, despite considerably less traffic. 4l. Drive defensively. You can be hurt through no fault of your own. 5. Fasten your seatbelt as soon as you get in a car and keep it fastened until you are ready to get out. 6. Be sure your car is in good mechanical shape. Sustained driving at op en-road speeds can bring out defects not readily apparent. 7. Remember alw ays that you are driving under dangerously abnormal c onditions and take every precaution.
Our sun is 93 milllion miles away from us, and the next closest light-produ cing star is some 25 trillion rmiles away.
The future ought n« aver to become so" bright tha t. it blinds us to the needs and responsibilities of the presemt.
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