London, June 12.
Everybody took to the toad this 'Whitsuntide, and with the result that accommodation was exceptionally hard to secure, The Welsh watering places were crowded and those who arrived last at night without booking rooms in had t motor fifty miles ded. I know, because I jetim' and in conjunction with scores of others, had to tear down the Rhyader Pass in the dusk to get of races for louey but never for a bed, Still the roads were perfect and 1 do not think that we in this country quite realize the debt we owe to the Local Authorities for the marvellous work they have lone even on the secondary roads. Driving seemed to me—with a few exceptions—to be better than usual and yet I do not think that the abolition of the speed limit will make the slightest difference the comfort of motorists. ven mow they go at much the speed titey like—yet I am sure that if motorcycles were driven better the total of road accidents would drop PO!
per cent, at once, In four days I'only saw one aecident—a bad motorcycle smash although about thirty peoples were Killed in the four days and many injured. Animals seem have vanished from the roads—
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