1935 MISSOURI DRIVERS SAFETY GUIDE - WONDERFUL - RARE -
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This fascinating little booklet from 1935 attempts to terrify the reader into driving safely on Missouri's roads: "9, 500 casualties on 10, 000 miles of Missouri's highways -- nearly a miss a mile. Picture the victims along the road nursing broken heads, bloody faces, fractured arms, legs, ribs; every tenth one a dead one."
Ever wonder how may auto accidents in 1934 were a result of a collision with a horse-drawn vehicle? Find the answer to this question and many others ...in this booklet.
It warns of the "road hog, " a "very common type of chiseler. He is guilty selfishness that is often disastrous to himself and others. The road hog is a potential killer who either crashes into other motorists or crowds them off the road in their effort to avoid collision." Also, "Don't race trains to crossings. If it's a tie, you lose."
Great illustrations, including a couple of cool photos of the Missouri State Patrol. 32 pages.
Condition: Very good-plus. No marks or underlining. A little yellowing to cover edges. Nice and crisp. SEE PHOTOS.
Ever wonder how may auto accidents in 1934 were a result of a collision with a horse-drawn vehicle? Find the answer to this question and many others ...in this booklet.
It warns of the "road hog, " a "very common type of chiseler. He is guilty selfishness that is often disastrous to himself and others. The road hog is a potential killer who either crashes into other motorists or crowds them off the road in their effort to avoid collision." Also, "Don't race trains to crossings. If it's a tie, you lose."
Great illustrations, including a couple of cool photos of the Missouri State Patrol. 32 pages.
Condition: Very good-plus. No marks or underlining. A little yellowing to cover edges. Nice and crisp. SEE PHOTOS.
