Harmsworth, Alfred Charles William, Sir, bart · London Bombay : Longmans, Green, and Co. · leaf 388
d to get over this difficulty except drivingcautiously, and driving at such a speed that it is only necessaryto apply the brake in a very gentle form. If one drives atgreater speed than this, accidents are bound to happen, and noone but the driver is to blame. In regard to the different types of… … MOTOR-DRIVING 347 sibly travelling at a high rate of speed. Greasy tram lines arealso exceedingly bad, but as the car should be travelling slowlywhen these are encountered, accidents ought not to happen ifproper care be used. In passing over tram-lines they should be taken at a goodangle, for if…
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