In this issue
- Good and
Bad Courtesy, pg 1
- If you
came across a flooded road...,
pg 3
- Ten things
you didn't know about speed on
the road, pg 4
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Editorial
Welcome to the group's first newsletter of
2002, my third newsletter as editor and also my
last. After a year in the post of newsletter
editor I have found the pressure and formality of
it all just too much and have decided to quit
whilst I still have my health.
No, seriously, I am moving house to the other
side of the Pennines and will therefore be
leaving the group after this course. I would just
like to thank
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Advanced
Tip
Traffic Lights at Pelican crossings
usually incorporate a delay so that after
they have been used by a pedestrian, if
another pedestrian presses the button
again, they do not start changing to red
again straight away. However, if you have
observed a pelican crossing showing green
to traffic for some time and you see a
pedestrian walking up to press the button
you can expect the lights to start
changing straight away.
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Disclaimer
The contents of this
newsletter may contain personal views
which are not the views of the East
Lancashire Advanced Motorists, unless
specifically stated.
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Calendar
- April 8th
onwards
- Associates'
Tests commence
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- Sunday
21st April
- Spring
Course Starts
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- Sunday
11th August
- Towneley
Classic Car Show
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Articles
Good and Bad Courtesy
Stuart Dalby, East Lancs IAM |
Advanced drivers all know that courtesy
is a good thing don't they? But is there such a
thing as bad courtesy? Can we demonstrate
Advanced Courtesy? I believe we can.
First of all, what is 
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