Page 4 University Daily Kansan Monday, Nov. 19, 1951
Don't YOU be
the First KU Student to die
in a Traffic Accident.
This Year!
These simple safety rules will help:
Be doubly alert at night! Over half of all traffic fatalities occur at night. It takes a double order of caution to make up for reduced visibility. Keep your windows and windshield clear of mud, rain, sleet, snow. Use chains on slippery roads. Keep an eye out for people walking, or crossing at intersections.
Watch out for children! Youngsters forget safety rules; that's why grown-ups have to be extra careful. Last year 120,000 school-age children were involved in traffic accidents. Be extra cautious when driving near schools, playgrounds, or in residential areas.
Safety-check your car! Faulty brakes, worn tires, defective horn and lights, bad steering gear, a worn-out windshield wiper—any one of these can involve you and your family in a terrible accident. Get your car in perfect running shape now. It's cheap insurance on your life.
Obey traffic laws! Speeding drivers are involved in 1 out of 3 fatal traffic accidents. So take your time, not your life. Slow down at intersections. Don't pass on hills and curves. And remember that bad weather conditions can make the safe speed lower than the legal, posted limit.
Four simple rules-for life. Follow them!
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