Description
Discover the timeless wisdom of 'How to be a Good Motorist,' a classic guide that offers valuable insights for modern drivers while celebrating the golden age of motoring. This charming book, published by Bodleian Library Publishing in 2013, is an essential read for both novice and seasoned motorists alike. It dives into crucial aspects of safe driving, etiquette, and car maintenance, blending humor and practicality in a way that resonates today. From avoiding headlight dazzle to addressing common road hazards like skidding and unexpected wildlife, this guide helps you navigate your driving experience with confidence. The author's witty observations remind us to regard fellow drivers with caution, encouraging a safer atmosphere on the roads. Additionally, it highlights the era's unique charm, discussing everything from the etiquette of chauffeurs to leisurely countryside drives at an average speed of twenty miles per hour. Whether you’re a fan of vintage automobiles or looking to enhance your driving finesse, this book covers it all. Enjoy heartwarming anecdotes about second-hand car dealers and the evolving role of women drivers, alongside practical advice that remains relevant for today’s motorist, making it a must-have addition to your driving library. Equip yourself with the knowledge to enjoy every journey, complete with tips for scenic picnics and light motor-car maintenance. Perfect for those who appreciate the art of driving and want to enhance their enjoyment on the open road.