ft generally recognised that n fire brigade proceedi 11 g to a tiro is given a clear right-of-way by all other vchiolar trallie. The other ni<'ht. howover, states tin- '' Ota,co Dailv Tamos." dospito the almost deafening noise of the siren from the loading fire oii^ii, ( ». a motor-ear travelling in tlio same direction ignored tlio warning ami kept ahead ot the fire engine, hampering the progress of the brigade. Such tactics, if known to ho wilful arc to be the subject of a prosecution.
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Northern Advocate, 25 November 1925, Page 4
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