Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-18 | Page 27 | Make a Noise at Crossings

MAKE II USE rassis It is advisable before passing an intersection in-tersection of streets, eays Motor Life Magazine, to signal, listen for a reply and then signal again. Some such plan whichever seems feaslblo to the particular driver should bo instrumental instru-mental In lessening the number of accidents ac-cidents that are tho direct result of wrong horning. Tho driver technically known as the "road hog" Is less likely to bo tho victim of a crossing accident of thi3 sort because the other fellow Is bound to hear him coming. But the oxcos-slve oxcos-slve Horner Is a general nuisanuu everywhere. He annoys the patrons of the theater, tho church congregation, congrega-tion, tho patients in the hospital, and a thousand aad one persons who arej perfectly well aware that ho has ,11 horn. I They want him to use it, not abuse it to their discomfort. Ho could ho just as safe at crossings and could hjr the richt of way just as successfully success-fully by trying the "short toot, listen and toot again" method. 00 1