As I said before, could statistics be published on a
daily basis in every newspaper in the Editorial page?
Following model for illustration:
Traffic deaths:
Since Jan this year:
This time last year:
This will hopefully ensure that no one thinks
himself/herself invincible and drive more carefully.
Another interesting idea is a sort of AtoZ of safe
driving practices published weekly on local
newspapers. Such a series of articles are currently
being published on Friday issues of Melbourne's Herald
Sun newspapers entitled "Safe with Skaife", which
deals with everything from how to tackle a sharp turn
without blocking traffic to checking tyres.
Gabriel de Figueiredo.
Melbourne - VIC - Australia.
--- Valmiki Faleiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ==============
> ALL 'n' SUNDRY
> By Valmiki Faleiro
> ==============
>
> Goa's appalling road sense - 2
>
>
> Overtaking is not bad. Bad overtaking is.
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