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Ticketed motorists, 1903

Some early motorists who, having found to be exceeding the speed limit, have received tickets. Date: 1903

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© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans

Dec16 Drivers Driving Edwardians Motorcycle Motorists Speed Speeding Ticket Tickets


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1. Title: "Speeding Through Time: Early Motorists Receive Their First Tickets, 1903" 2. In this photograph from the annals of motoring history, we witness a group of early motorists, their faces etched with a mix of surprise, frustration, and resignation, as they receive their first-ever tickets for exceeding the speed limit. The date: 1903. 3. The Edwardian era, a time of innovation and progress, saw the birth of the automobile industry. Motor cars and motorcycles had become increasingly popular modes of transportation, offering a sense of freedom and adventure that was unparalleled. However, with this newfound freedom came the need for regulation. 4. Speed limits were introduced to ensure the safety of all road users. The photograph captures a scene at a police checkpoint, where motorists are being ticketed for their transgressions. The motorists, dressed in their finest Edwardian attire, appear to be taken aback by the sudden imposition of these rules. 5. The cars and motorcycles in the photograph are a fascinating glimpse into the past. The vehicles are adorned with ornate detailing and intricate designs, a far cry from the sleek, modern machines we know today. The motorcycle, in particular, is a marvel of engineering, with its high handlebars and large, bulbous tires. 6. The photograph serves as a reminder of the evolution of motoring and the role of regulation in shaping our roads. It also highlights the importance of adhering to speed limits, a message that remains relevant even today. 7. This image, with its rich historical context, is a must-have for any automobile enthusiast or history buff. It offers a unique perspective on the early days of motoring and the challenges faced by those who dared to push the limits.

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