NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL DRIVER'S ED FILM THE CROSSROADS CRASH 78484

One of a series of defensive driving films made by the National Safety Council, THE CROSSROADS CRASH examines the source of ½ of all traffic accidents - intersections. Shot in Skokie, Illinois in the late 1960s, the film is a classic driver's ed movie complete with droning narrator, upbeat music, and lots of POV driving shots. "Never expect every driver to do everything right," says the narrator. And guess what?, he's right!
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Some nice models in this episode

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Dude in the white Charger was smoking that Colombian.

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More people today need to abide by this, so many accidents could be easily avoided if all drivers looked both ways before crossing, green light or not. Its what i do and ive never even had a close call

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The kids with their heads poking out the VW's sunroof @ 3:25 is something you don't see nowadays

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What a nightmare it must have been to drive in that town....That white coupe was waiting for you at every corner! (3:41, 5:41, 6:29)

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Buckle up and collide safely

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That's what America looked like when I was nine years old.