Cartoons from Punch magazine by Bernard Partridge
The Law's Accelerations. First Pedestrian. "How did you get laid out!" Second Pedestrian. "Speed-hog. And you?" First Pedestrian. "Speed-cop." [To carry out the new traffic act, a thousand mobile police are to be mounted on motor-cycles, with the idea of pursuing and overtaking those who drive to the public danger.]
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![The Law's Accelerations. First Pedestrian. "How did you get laid out!" Second Pedestrian. "Speed-hog. And you?" First Pedestrian. "Speed-cop." [To carry out the new traffic act, a thousand mobile police are to be mounted on motor-cycles, with the idea of pursuing and overtaking those who drive to the public danger.]](https://magazine.punch.co.uk/img-get2/I00009fV4KaxOouo/fit=1000x750/InterWar-Bernard-Partridge-Cartoons-Punch-1930-12-10-659.jpg)
