TOO MANY MOTORS.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18141, 2 August 1924, Page 15

TOO MANY MOTORS.

CONGESTION IN WORCESTER STREET. PARKING PLACE TO BE ABOLISHED, is a poUio pturki&g plaat tor private motor-cars along th# acutJi *id*» of Worcester street from tfeo Club to the Clarendon Hot*!, by regulation to accoinoiodai* fiw only. Tho popularity of tie* •tawi* however, has been such a* to aww many complaints a* to ewffcroro*® and th« filling tip of th» whowfafg* oi the roadway dong .iS 'SSir tl from tho Royal Exchaog* WW? *» the Clarendon comer. Actooo » cordingly to ba taken to abolish fftfplace in qoertion h*o faKg nwrtfye bv the Council, and -he By4*«* Gmsr niittee, after giving: <&• mX6u wR consideration, nil mend the Oonacil to Sha IMMgfc 1 ing p!ac«. 'llw onlv extended from th» Fctesl to the Clarendon eerper, feai motorists had got into the habit dtepm* erlr parking their «fa oat aafy i« «- <«&> of tfcc authorised ttambtf dam the proper parking s***, ~#* along an illegal conUnuatkm proper parking •>'«<» from, the Ym*m dub to the Royal E*djau« eotmr, thitß covering the wlwte of the mam side of Woiverter atrest trtim torn* to corner. The official p«kia« f&S* provided by reflation ueesstKOKOmm for five cars only, fcnt ii we# ly •» mean* uncommon to te& {*«jty-S*» earn parked alonjr th* *tr»#t aaxj pta~ into the streH.Should W# tff cission of the rrritlntfaa wtiUMMmf the packing place «e Saffpww by the Council. then motorist* wmkf be required to observe tin* mmmn by-law, which allowed * penocf df »- ttren rn'wtes only for ear* t# fo» J##* inattended along that length of rtrftrt.