"Good" and "Bad" cars in Ann Arbor JCC's Traffic Safety Campaign, November 1946
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Ann Arbor News, November 12, 1946
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The right and wrong way to drive were illustrated pointedly today by the two cars pictured above as they traveled about Ann Arbor's streets. A feature of the Junior Chamber of Commerce's Traffic Safety campaign now in progress, the dark car ignored traffic rules as well as common sense, courtesy and caution, while the light car followed it along doing everything right. The JCC-member crews were (left to right) Larry Ouimet, N. D. Perman, George Ingber and Dick Robinson.
Ann Arbor News, November 12, 1946
Caption
The right and wrong way to drive were illustrated pointedly today by the two cars pictured above as they traveled about Ann Arbor's streets. A feature of the Junior Chamber of Commerce's Traffic Safety campaign now in progress, the dark car ignored traffic rules as well as common sense, courtesy and caution, while the light car followed it along doing everything right. The JCC-member crews were (left to right) Larry Ouimet, N. D. Perman, George Ingber and Dick Robinson.
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1946
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November
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