LACK OF VISIBILITY.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 139, 15 June 1938, Page 3

LACK OF VISIBILITY.

« CAUSE OF ACCIDENTS. i r LETTER FROM COMMISSIONER. Lack of visibility w.s often a vital factor in enuring a road accident, wrote . thy ( oiiuiiissiniior' of Trnii»|mrt in si letter received at a meeting of the M-Mint Roskil! Road Board la>t night. The letter concerned a report from the 11 police dealing with an accident, which ■ occurred recently at the inter.-ect ion of Mount Albert and Dominion Roads. The commissioner informed the council that fi it had been alleged that the rlriverV - \ iew of the *mith-we.-t corner \va.- '■ .il.~l iuct«>il. The <omini->iomr added that tlii-, accident was. bronchi 1,,-I'orr the council, in ca.-e some action miglit |_>j"e con-idercd doiiahle ill the interest* y j of road safety. I A special committee will \ i.-it the I M-ene of the recent accident to see what can be done to make the coiner -ate I'm traffic. A ic|n . .-cutathe of t lie i ~,,, missioiier of 'Iran-port U to be imiicl to meet the cotnmiitee and in.-| i tic ci iiner. |_'| With a \ie\v to rednemv. i],e , |„.. K< | nf accidrnt.- in the di-trict t!m cocm i! |a:ceptcd an idler from a ra I •■<■■. i \•<■■■ !•• j *o!l an aiea of land at l li" r .1 .. : May an.l liiclni idson ll"."d.- in widci: 1 '.■ It. intersection, i