The Archive · 1932

M.-P. TRAFFIC REPORT July Figures Record for This Year

settlement roads during duly. than hero were more accidents

previous month this year, Focord. month, when at least "approach

more. accidents came. to official at-Yontion, In July, 1081, there. were SOL accldeats," In. spite, of the record month of accidents the number of injured persons attended to by' the police was much less than 300 Nfuisteeh pertens died als a in May, being, respectively, 293 and

Fesult of, acldents.

Tt is interesting to note that, should the same ratio of accidents Continue for the remainder of the' Sear, the total on December 31 Should be nearly 2,000 less, than thi Previous. year's total of 12,048, Rugust is not normally a bad month for accidents, but, with the advent of cooler weather the curve is ex: pected to swing slightly upward again, Normal. expectancy, regarding persons. injured sheold follow the other curve in about the same tatie and, {t is not anticipated that Fast" year's total of 4,570 will be the seven months under review 2,326 persons were injured, while 76 succumbed to their wounds. The number of deaths in July was under the average.

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