One Hears
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" The brakes failed "—very selcTom now.
That the Blackpool illuminations add a final fillip to the close of the coaching season.
That the dazzled driver cannot be a hypocrite, because he is painfully conscious of the beam in his own eye.
That drivers of heavies do not welcome the proposed roundabout at the junction of the Barnet Bypass, Archway Road, and North Hill, Highgate.
Of terraffic regulations.
References to the Minister of Transport's dictootership.
Of a need for direction indicators on mechanical horses.
That silence zones are respected less in certain provincial towns than in London. That the Perkins Leopard oil engine only wants spotting.
Of a driver complaining that the only way to escape breaking regulations is to be a corpse.
That the new road signs showing the road numbers in large letters are unintelligible to many drivers.
That Mr. Hore-Belisha's popularity is not being strengthened by his passion for expensive experiments of doubtful efficacy.
That the antifreeze-campaign season has started.
That there are indications that precautions will be more necessary this coming winter.
As yet of no pocket weighing machine for vehicle inspectors.
That the conductor is one of the few men who like a good punch.