THE PARKING PROBLEM.—In our traffic article to-day the necessity for enforcing more orderly parking in Christchurch is touched on. This is one method. A traffic inspector leaves a “sticker” on the windscreen of a vehicle which has been parked at an angle in a street where parking parallel with the kerb is the rule. The rear of the vehicle is projecting into the roadway and obstructing the free flow of traffic.
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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24932, 20 July 1946, Page 8
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71THE PARKING PROBLEM.—In our traffic article to-day the necessity for enforcing more orderly parking in Christchurch is touched on. This is one method. A traffic inspector leaves a “sticker” on the windscreen of a vehicle which has been parked at an angle in a street where parking parallel with the kerb is the rule. The rear of the vehicle is projecting into the roadway and obstructing the free flow of traffic. Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24932, 20 July 1946, Page 8
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