Views clash on school driving instruction and safety
A discussion contrasts American and British views on driver education in schools. Proponents argue comprehensive courses, led by qualified teachers, can reduce accidents and build safe habits from youth. Critics question curriculum value, cost, and whether classroom teaching truly produces competent drivers, urging practical behind the wheel training instead.
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Union Md Aesider Tyatt
Vie
Thay
Paternaves
Narion Committee
Federal Safety Council
Bewks
Healy
Smulihem
Gownlia
I MacDonald
New York
Inulig
Alan
Ychomls
Cuwamary
MacDonald
Tyr Heath
Hassean
Vileight
Peters Ts
Meir
Fand Ale
America
Heath
United States
Amarin Nail
Erwin
Hinwell
Boxing Day at Hume Weir circuit warns drivers
The Road Safety Council of New South Wales emphasizes heed warning signs at Hume Weir circuit. Secretary Mr. Harrison notes signs protect all road users and caution against rushing into danger. He warns about water in radiators and signs on curves, junctions, bridges, and other hazardous spots to prevent accidents.
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The
Road Safety Council of
New South Wales
Davers
Welfi
Candi
Australia
Sinds Lane
Bridges
Rendier
Hume Weir
Albury
Boxing Day
Harrisan
Ramey Urimy
Dangerous car race risks loom at Harvey meeting
A chaotic report from the Harvey racing event notes multiple cars including Ferrari and Maserati prepared for a Christmas period meeting. Drivers fear track danger, wire hazards, and mechanical faults as spectators eye faster speeds and safer setups amid a crowded paddock.
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Haeare Ag
Spencer Marlinix
Hay
Sion
Ferrari
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Dynamo
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HeNlap
Eh Morbuautionee
TE “Ues
Brentat
Pate Spirit Pressih
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Targa Aonton Ats Saigessein Aualel Mertellar
Perry
Cooper
Daha
Harvey — Bop
Auetratien
Bas Bea
Iano Ste
Harvey
Peter Manion
Qmas
Jillian Foley
Struick
Belew
Scuderia
Felove Racing
Motor vehicle registrations to top four million this year
The acting director of the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, Mr Siddle, Canberra, said registrations of new motor vehicles would exceed 4 010 000 by year end. The growth rate would be under 10 percent, slower than a 16 percent rise last year, with exports expanding as Australian manufactured cars reach more markets.
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Murex
Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries
Siddle
Canberra
Sidaaid
Mae
Rover 20K to debut in Australia next year
The Rover 20K will launch in Australia next year with a four cylinder engine and a top speed of about 40 mph. It promises a fuel consumption around 37 miles per gallon, highlighting efficiency for its era.
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Rover
Australia
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