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Auckland Star, Volume LXVIII, Issue 299, 17 December 1937, Page 16

M? SPEEDS GOES TO TOWN N°9 Failing to give pedestrians right of way at pedestrian crossing. Jm 9m ® •••d« ••• » I j \/J • ; Mr. Speeds has a 45 m.p.h. average to keep up, so * pedestrians not prepared to argue the point must | trust to their quickness of foot. Of course, Mr. Speeds \ should be ready to stop before reaching a pedestrian crossing,* but worrying about other people's comfort and safety isn't in Mr. Speeds make-up. * MOTOR REGULATION No. 14. "Every driver of a motor-vehicle shall yield the right of way to a pedestrian engaged in crossing the roadway within any authorised pedestrian-crossing upon the half of the roadway over which such vehicle is lawfully entitled to travel, and when approaching such crossing the driver shall reduce his speed so as to be able to stop before reaching the crossing if necessary. Play safe when you're buying motor spirit, too. You're sure of getting better mileage, better performance, better all round satisfaction when you ask for ATLANTIC ETHYL, especially if your car is tuned to the manufacturer's recommendations, YOU'RE SAFE WHEN YOU SAY ATLANTIC ETHYL — -til ATLANTIC UNION ON. CO. LTD* ImrpirMl4 k» lU*

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