The Highway Code: 2004 - Driving Standards Authority

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[My Friend Jack]

I read this for the first time in the late 70s. I can't put my finger on it, but it doesn't seem the same now I've tried re-reading it.

[Mad Dog and Glory]

I know what you mean, Jack. Most of it still resonates with me, 16 years after I last read it.

I can still recall, word for word, a couple of the lines in it:

"Remember, deaf people may not hear your car approaching"

and, for me, the best piece of advice I have ever been given:

"Always give way to trains."