Wonderful  "Look at Life "     Love to see all those 60's cars !

It is ironic that when this film was being made and shown, they were ripping up the railways all over the country. One side telling us the railways were ancient and not necessary in this modern age.....another side like this film telling us that the car situation is already getting out of hand and we need to plan for the future.

The street where the dustbin lorry is shown at 1:04 is the street I grew up in and the view at 1:11 even shows our front door. Thank you for posting this nostalgia.

07:15 Peaceful coexistence between motorists and pedestrians.
          Definition of pedestrian: A motorist who finally found a place to park his car.

When Cumbernauld was seen as Nirvana. The town centre on a deck turned out to be an epic eyesore!

The Bedford Lomas ambulance is epic,the headlights full on it looks scary.

that bashed e-type wow

Id go back in a heartbeat

These films where brilliant and it was a good job that the rank organisation did these short informative films of all aspects of the british way of life back then i am i  my 70s now but love to see such films over and over again nothin like this is done any more very sad for when our young generation get to old age to look back on

That truck with a giant barrel at 3:00...

Amazing that everyone drove classic cars back then.

Instead of discouraging car use, we destroyed our ancient cities and tried to build a world designed for cars… now we live with the consequences … smh

2021 and we still don't have this dream lol

When British Cars Dominated The Roads Of Great Britain

When dustmen used to take anything for a couple of quid 😊

The VW Beetle is an absolutely timeless design. Brought from the era of  art deco and late post vintage they are still a very familiar sight today.

6:04 Even in 1964 the E-type was quite a car, you didn't often see one with a dent in every panel? Must have been Keith Moon's?

Funny to see that big Yank Tank 1959 Ford in traffic among the little cars.

And now we have 3/4 car families.

Still haven’t reached 40 million cars in the UK, 57 years later. 35 million in 2020.