Sinking of the Titanic and Great Sea Disasters
Chapter 27
Speed and luxury overemphasized--Space needed for life-boats devoted to swimming pools and squash-courts--Mania for speed records compels use of dangerous routes and prevents proper caution in foggy weather--Life more valuable than luxury--Safety more important than speed--An aroused public opinion necessary--International conference recommended--Adequate life-saving equipment should be compulsory--Speed regulations in bad weather--Co-operation in arranging schedules to keep vessels within reach of each other--Legal regulations.