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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 66, Issue 272, 29 August 1946, Page 3

umi ih wyiii/i \ a IS m i S 5? * Dip your lights Many traffic accidents happen at night. Failure to dip, and wrongly adjusted headlights, are preventable hazards of night driving. ADJUST HEADLIGHTS CORRECTLY Lights must not tilt above the horizontal under any conditions of loading, nor must the beams turn 'towards the right. A load in the back seat can sometimes tilt headlight beams upwards even if they are correctly adjusted when the car is empty. Check your adjustments against the garage wall with the back seat loaded. Do not drive with faulty lights —you’re a menace to others on the road. ISSUED BY THE TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT

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