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That every examiner had first to succeed as an examinee.
That, in attacking road transport, the railway bites the hand that feeds it.
Of recent accidents which emphasize the danger of uncontrolled dogs both in and out of vehicles.
Of increasing grants from the Road Fund towards road improvements that are, indeed, most welcome.
Of some Budget hopes that are unlikely to materialize.
Of more movea to industrialize areas adjacent to arterial roads.
That Sir Malcolm's success was the triumph of British grit ever American sand. ' That 17s. 6d. is too much for the complete test and licences.
That constant driving on sunlit concrete roads may produce the equivalent of snow blindness.
Of drivers urging that new concrete roads should have a blue or green surface of broken colour.
From a Monte-Carlo-ist, how his Pneugrippa'd tyres saved the situation in the snow.
That municipal orders are keeping many works busy.
Of someone asking how to silence horses' feet in a silence zone.
That the housing estates present a difficult problem to many transport managers.