Highway Traffic Deaths and Injuries Rise in Five Years
Over a five year span ending in 1927 about 3,446,370 persons were injured and 114,879 killed in United States highway calamities. Carelessness tops causes, yet safety research by Hoover conference and allied groups traces hazards and economic losses, noting the need to curb the rising annual deaths of about two thousand. Forthright findings stress the value of reducing per vehicle casualties and highlight the forty one seconds concept as a pivotal safety insight.
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American Road Builders’ Association
W National Safety Council
Brick Pavement Used Twice
M Chicago October 1 Following the Biblical injunctions to turn the other cheek after the first had been chipped paving engineers are turning over the bricks of veteran brick pavements and are getting a new smooth wearing surface with little or no expense. Numerous cities are reporting this practice with good results and at little cost. In some instances where bricks were laid on edge they are being relaid flat wise leaving enough sometimes to surface another short street or alley.
Street and highway annual fatality record shows over 7000 children
The annual street and highway fatality record notes more than 7,000 schoolchildren, most of whom were killed while playing in or crossing the street. Pedestrians account for about two thirds of deaths, nearly all deemed avoidable.
Nash Expands Expenditures for Buildings and Equipment
Nash Motors increases spending for buildings and equipment totaling about 1.29 million dollars as demand for the Nash car rises after the new series debut on June 28. The expansion affects three plants with roughly 1.2 million dollars more in facilities and equipment to boost production of the expanding line.
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Nash
Nash Motors
Gas Slot Machine Patent Aids Gas Pump Autonomy
A Canadian invention recently approved by the government introduces a gasoline pump control device that automatically dispenses fuel, reducing the need for manual operation. The compact mechanism integrates with existing pumps to ensure steady delivery and safety compliance.
Tire wear dangers and advised tire rotation limits
An article warns that rotating worn tires from rear to front is dangerous. A worn front tire can cause a loss of control at speed, leading to a skid and possible injuries. Prefer keeping worn tires on rear wheels and replace promptly, using the worn tire only as a temporary spare.
Walk More Drive Less Says Dr Scholl On Motoring Health
Sept 24 article urges motorists to walk regularly to boost health and reduce fatigue from long car journeys. Dr William Scholl notes walking improves circulation, lowers tension, and refreshes body and mind. Warns against heavy meals after long drives and promotes safer, more alert driving. Also mentions a new engine efficiency invention by Mr Oliver and The Whirl pen.
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Remni Pasion
Tong
Xrotersesearch Corporation
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Oliver
Jay
Chandler Keeps Traveling After Fourteen Years On The Road
A garbled report notes Chandler continues long road trips despite legal and safety concerns. It mentions licensing issues, vehicle speeds, and a contrast between road-related spending and community institutions, with references to Milwaukee and the federal labor bureau data from 1921 to 1926.
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Milwaukee
Federal Bureau of Labor
Lighter autos on rise as engineers push weight down
Public demand for lighter autos grows as engineers favor efficiency. The Ford airplane design inspires lighter car bodies, with seats for ten and built in lavatories, yet weighing about 1,006 pounds less than typical 10 passenger sets. Industry says major strides cut weight per passenger from 740 to about 412 pounds without sacrificing strength or safety.
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Automotive Mart
Stout
Paris Police Need Training to Tow Abandoned Cars
Paris police must be versed in all automobile controls and driving, enabling them to locate and remove abandoned vehicles and bring them in for processing.
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Paris
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