ADVICE FOR DANGEROUS DRIVERS
LONDON TRAFFIC PATROLS TO BE SPECIALLY TRAINED (BRITISH OFFICIAL WIRELESS.) RUGBY, January 11. In a further effort to reduce the number of road accidents in London, the Commissioner of Police (Sir Philip Game) has formulated a scheme of special training for traffic patrols in the rapid recognition of dangerous or negligent driving. Though the police are reluctant to assume duties which involve judgment on questions of opinion rather than of fact, their desire is to secure the sympathetic support of the motoring community in an effort to give advice to,-to "caution and, if necessary, to prosecute the dangerous driver, instead of concentrating exclusively on technical offences, such as driving' without lights, and exceeding the speed limit. -
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Press, Volume LXXIII, Issue 21989, 13 January 1937, Page 9
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