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The reason for this is the natural caution and conservatism of the driver, who realizes that his car is more susceptible to skid- ding and cannot be stopped. so. easily when the pavements are wet. ‘The uni- use of non-skid devices in wet her would, of course, remedy this difficulty and make the movement. of | traffic equally fast under all road condi- tions. The average driver, however, will not take the trouble to apply chains to | his tires at the first sign of rain, and many brag that they have driven throughout the year without using chains more than Jonce or twice. Such a boast, however, is possibly not as foolhardy as it might | sound, for the design of modern non-skid on all four-whecls has greatly reduced the danger of wet weather driving with- out chains. Some of these tires will grip a wet road almost as rigidly as will those covered with steel chains. Furthermore, the length of life of these non-skid treads has been tly increased until they may now be counted upon in some instances to serve their purpose for from five to ten thousand miles before the tire has become worn smooth and slippery. tions have been brought about by the car manufacturers who now specify non- as well as by the tire |turers who have developed this type of design. But cars, now comes another innovation. of cars will be equipped with brakes on all four wheels. Naturally, the application of brakes |to front wheels as well as rear wheels ne doubles the stopping effect for practically twice of the holding surface between car and road is made available. Furthermore, properly designed four wheel brakes will enable the car to be stopped quickly in wet weather without danger of skidding, and were this design universal and their use thoroughly under- stood, the safe speed of traffie could prob- ably be increased by from twenty to thirty per cent. 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