Automobiles and aviation shape postwar production outlook
The piece argues that mass production of moderate priced cars will rise in Europe and America after the war, aided by high labor skill and material efficiency. It notes airplane engine demand may shift to peacetime car production, and that airplanes could supplant some car use in sports, while cautioning about dangerous Washington drivers and proposing stricter license penalties to improve road safety.
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Traffic Rules and Violations Plague City Driving
Washington is blamed as one of the hardest cities to drive in as speeding rules and passing norms are routinely ignored. Drivers disregard the 15 foot stop rule behind street cars and often crowd curbs and tracks, making north south traffic struggle against east west drivers in a guide to unsafe urban motoring.
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British Use Many Motorcycles
British forces employ a large motorcycle corps with about 70,000 riders in active service. Of these, around 40,000 serve as dispatch riders, delivering messages and orders across fronts and logistics networks.
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