Springville Herald | 1955-09-08 | Page 3 | Want to Stay Alive on the Highways? following These Safety Rules will Help

Want to Stay Alive on the Highways? 1 Following These Safety Rules Will Help1 flights to oncoming traffic. j The right of way may rightfully belong to you, but if a pedestrian comes along, gve it to him. (And that doesn't mean "Let him have it!") Always be on the alert for children. chil-dren. Know the proper hand or direction direc-tion signals and be sure to use them. Watch where you're going, and where the cars behind, ahead, and on both sides are going. . ' protection, observe them. Keep safe distance between yourself and the car ahead, particularly par-ticularly at higher speeds. Stay in your own lane on hills,, curves, and in "no-passing" zones: If driving at night; dim your trnrrin expect t0 drive in heavy nvtJ lt.may pay yu t( look outlin B Tcn" Safetv o lined by Danny Games noted thief tost driver for Dodge Division, Di-vision, Chrysler Corporation? Traffic regulations are for your Give the other fellow more than his share of the road and watch him! Regulate speed to road conditions, condi-tions, rather than posted speed limits.