If all cars in the U.S. were placed end to end, some fool would try to pass them.

Horsepower was a lot safer when only horses had it.

If you want to live to see ninety, don't look for it on the speedometer.

Drive defensively.  An accident that doesn't happen helps both you and the other driver. 

Everybody should learn to drive, especially those who sit behind the wheel.

Drive like a nut and you may soon get cracked.

The "one for the road" should be a seat belt.

The best safety device in a car is a rear view mirror with a policeman in it. 

At times a second-hand car makes you realize how hard it is to drive a bargain.

The right-of-way is not something you have--somebody gives it to you.

To avoid that run-down feeling, cross the streets carefully.