Code Collection (page 13)

I am Going to Turn Right
This signal means : I AM GOING TO TURN TO MY RIGHT

No Free Riding
Do not attempt free riding !

Guard against Sideslip
Guard against sideslip. When on wet polished asphalt, granite sets or tramlines, leave sufficient room to meet an emergency

Overtake me on my Right
This signal means : OVERTAKE ME ON MY RIGHT

Avoid Cutting In
Avoid cutting in, for it is one of the worst forms of dangerous driving

Stopping by White Line
Never stop beside a white line, thus forcing other vehicles over it

Tramcar Passengers
Stop to allow tramcar passengers to alight

Stepping from Behind
Do not step from behind one vehicle into the path of another

Alighting from Car
Do not alight from a car on the traffic side

Cyclist Cuts Corner
Cyclists - take corners carefully

I am Going Straightahead
This signal means : I AM GOING STRAIGHT AHEAD used when there is any doubt

Cyclist on Tramlines
Cyclists - beware tramlines

Thrown from Cars
Never throw anything from a moving car

Pulling up Opposite Car
Avoid pulling up opposite a stationary car on the other side of the road

Car Fire Extinguisher
Carry an efficient fire extinguisher readily accessible

Policeman Signals Stop
This police signal means : STOP !

Passing Horses
Take the off side of the road when passing led horses

Overtaking in Towns
Overtaking in towns : never overtake unless you can see sufficiently far ahead to do so with safety

Incorrect Signals
An incorrect or delayed signal is as dangerous as none at all

Help Young to Cross
Help the young to cross the road

Never Chase a Hoop
Never chase a ball or hoop into the roadway as this youngster is doing

Amateur Traffic Cops
Beware of amateur traffic controllers... they are seldom competent to act in an emergency

Motor Cycle Care
Motor cyclists - do not squeeze through traffic

Stepping Off Pavement
look before you Leave the Pavement

Use Recognised Crossings
Pedestrians : use recognised crossing places provided for your safety

Keep to the Left
The first rule of the road is Keep to the left and failure to observe it will count against you in the event of an accident. Especially if the accident is fatal

Military Telegraph
Optical and electric telegraphy used by the French army. Specialists are trained to use the Morse code by day or night

Alfred Making Laws
King Alfred forms a code of laws, and divides Britain into a network of counties

Jean-Etienne Portalis
JEAN-ETIENNE PORTALIS duc de Montebello French statesman, helped draft the Code Napoleon

Le Code Civil
Under Napoleons consulship, the Code Civil becomes law, assuring all citizens the legal benefits brought by the Revolution

Samuel Morse & Medals
SAMUEL FINLEY BREESE MORSE American artist and inventor Invented Morse code for use in telegraph instrument

Futuristic airborne traffic policeman
A futuristic scene showing an airborne traffic policeman reprimanding a pilot who has broken the rules of the air, or the airway code

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