- Always assist your lady passengers to their seats before taking your own; when alighting suddenly at a stone wall or fence, however, the question of precedence is not considered.
- When a tire is punctured beyond repair it is considered the correct thing on the part of a host to be explicit as to the number if miles the party must walk to reach home.
- If anything disagreeable happens, lay it to the chauffeur; if he is bigger than you it is permissible to do this behind his back.
- After you have run down a pedestrian be sure and "honk-honk" very vigorously, especially if you have previously given no warning signal. This little act of attention may be soothing to the last moments of the unfortunate.
- If a horse shows signs of fright, put on all possible power and go by at full speed. In this way he will get rid of his fear- and possibly of his driver -more quickly.
- If a village constable stands in the road watch in hand, head your machine at the watch. A correct aim destroys evidence.
- No matter how well you can run your car, always keep a chauffeur in your pay: court rooms and country Jails are stuffy places,
- If ladies are present when you get on your back under the machine to fix that little trouble." It is the custom to gag yourself with cotton waste.
- If you have been persuaded to pur- chase a copy of the "Rules of the read,' 'throw it away; there are no rules for motorists.– New York Press 1906
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