SAFETY FIRST.
Sir,—The present might be a fitting" time to impress a note of warning to pedestrians, both great and small, about taking a snare of responsibility on their own behalf, and not got run over. It ap> pears to me many accidents happen through sheer carelessness in their disregard of approaching vehicles. I havo seen several cases of children running in front of motor-cars without the slightest warning to the driver. If people, old and young, will continually run into danger •there will be accidents, many of which are due to easy-going pedestrians themselves. J.S.G.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18025, 25 February 1922, Page 7
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