Racial equality has always been a sensitive and controversial topic in the world, and during the Jim Crow era it was an especially hard time for blacks. The biggest problem was with traveling, finding motels, and finding a diner that would even let african americans eat there. During this time period you had the choice whether you wanted to serve a black person or not. In spite of this, black civic leader Victor H. Green created a guide book of rules for blacks when traveling. This included rules such as; keep a slow but reasonable speed limit when driving, and obey all traffic regulations, and to be kind/respectful towards other drivers. (Matthews) Most of these rules are taught to everyone but white people can get away with these fairly
