The shafts are six to eight jerter than those of the public rickshaw and this makes for handiness in turning. Furthermore, the ends of the shafts fare covered with rubber stops, thus wh so the damas minimizing the danger to pedestei
into which the rickshaw may inadvertently run (8) There are two strong iron rests prevent the rickshaw tilting over backward instead of only flimsy one og in most cases at present.
(G) Dress guards on each side of the foot board prevent damage to clothing.
(0) Lamps are of adequate dency, but as it is very dimeult to obtain' good rear lights with good front lights from a single pair Jamps, a red glass disk has been fixed in the middle of the back pane to catch the rays of a motor vehicle' headlight, (UD The license plates as hung the axle are easily visible, but at the same time not so unsightly as in the present arrangement, (12) The weight, while rather more han that of the present public rickshaw owing fo the higher standard of material used, is still below that of most private' rickshaws. More. over, the vehicle is so well balanced and easy running that the added weight will not be felt.
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