The Archive · 1934

Instructions to Drivers

'The directions which axe printed in English for' the. guidance of vera of motae* enflen ae, many cases made necessary by the Basis conditions which hela "in trafic is congos valence "of flimsy the heavy" on two-, and" four-wheeled vehicles use the same thoroughfares, the situation is different in Hongkong.

Steep hills, hump-backed bridges, and fog which maken visibility poo five rise. to some of the cautions SMhieh follow:

"Carefully regulate your speed at all times to suit the cixcumstances and the weather prevailing

see sufficiently far ahead to. do "Never overtake unless you, can with: safety. Remember that. the brow of a steep hill or a hacked bridge is as dangerous Sharp. bend. because it. conceals oncoming tralfie. "Do not overtake at erosssronds or cross. junction 'There are, of course, other rules to be observed, but they are much Tike" trafic' regulations "enforced everywhere, 'The warnings especial-directed' to bus passengers and 10 cyclists are. others especially framed to meet local conditions, The, latter are informed that "trick" cycling is not. clover, but foolish and illegal, and that one is Hable to a heavy fine if arrested. A moreover, is & vehicle driver much must obey all trafic ati haa Madier Sores Sha can "Cribbed" Telegraphic Message iver vine ele for "cribbing" a telegraphic report iblish the news himself, appeared toe a lash Supreme Court, and then ft. could ibe considered whether the Ordinance should. be amended. for Mr. Hamilton added that tg.bim.as if the prosecution had put themselves at fault by not publishig the news. Hearing of the ease Twas fixed for the afternoon January 22,

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