To the Editor of the "Normu-Cmxa Daty News'
Sin—The numerous comments regarding cycling and cyclists that have appeared in your paper, has given a great deal of food for thought.
T am not writing as a cyclist, although my household has seven Dieyeles, but as 2 motorist, - Living on Vu Yuen Road it is a nerve racking ide as this road seems to be the feel confident that should a system like this be enforced it will reduce the street accidents to 50 per cent. fof what they are at present. There was a lot of money spent on the Safety First campaign week but the majority of eycliéts did not know what it was all about. Therefore, system of this nature is well worth careful consideration should the SMC. respect the nerves of its ratepaying public as well as the public's safety.
A Tax Contmauton Shanghai, Nov. 10. practice ground for trek levelists, and the inconsiderate ones.
My chauffeurs are both careful and good drivers, being in my employ for many years, but on a number occasions they have been within a hair's breath ofan accident, due to the cyclist.
This momme's incident is a good Mustration: while proceeding. down Vu Yuen Road. two children about 12 years of age came out of one of the lanes, and being unable to control their machines came right across the road and fell in front of my car, My chauffeur with great presence of mind stopped the car, otherwise, both would have been in' the hospital oF
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