AAAA urges continued motorist effort for 1925 traffic safety
Washington DC April 22 The American Automobile Association president Thomas P Henry warns motorists not to relax after recent declines in traffic fatalities and accidents He says improvements are temporary and progress can backslide unless vigilance continues nationwide AAA leaders urge a stronger drive to lower 1945 mortality figures and to solidify safety gains through ongoing external regulation and sustained effort.
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Chandler Comrade roadster introduces two innovations
The Chandler Comrade roadster debuts with a two part movable deck rumble seat design that keeps cushions elevated for luggage space and rear entry without stepping on cushions. A rigidly mounted rear tire carrier adds a finished look, while a removable top and two tone gray-green Dyco finish highlight the car’s style.
Studebaker Builds on Ideal Wheelbase for Comfort and Traffic
Studebaker introduces a big six chassis on a 127 inch wheelbase aimed at balancing comfort and traffic ability. The design uses balloon tires and long springs to smooth ride while a patented steering unit enhances handling in congested streets. Engineers claim traffic performance rivals taxicabs.
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