TRAFFIC MANNERS IN CHRISTCHURCH
PRAISE BY VISITOR FROM AUSTRALIA Traffic manners in Christchurch would be an object-lesson to any Australian city, said Mr H. E. Holland at a luncheon meeting of the Christchurch Businessmen’s Club yesterday. He said he had not observed any cut-ting-in. Parking laws were obeyed, and pedestrians received every courtesy. Confusion was caused when the name of a street was changed after it had crossed a major street, Mr Holland added. He favoured the system where roads running north and south were called avenues, while those crossing were named streets.
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25159, 15 April 1947, Page 3
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