HUTT ROAD TRAFFIC
SPECIAL BY-LAWS BEING FRAMED IVhcn seen yesterday in regard to the sei ions accident at Kaiwarra oi> Saturday evening, the Mayor (Mr. R A. Wright) stated lhat at tho last meeting of the Hutt Road Board members had dwelt on the necessity of a special set of by-laws for regulating the traffic on the Hutt Road, and it was mentioned that an inspector would be needed to see that there was no abuse of the bv-laws. The by-laws, which were now being drafted, would provide for a reduced rate of speeo throimh Kaiwarra and Ngahauranga, and would reasonably regulate the traffic along the whole length of the road.' There would be inspectors who would be so equipped that ™ offender amiinst the bv-biws would oe able to escape mi refusing to pull up when ordered to do so , , ~ , It was ascertained yesterday that the driver of the car which collided with Mr. W. Cross, senior traffic inspector, on the Hutt Road on Saturday night was Frank McDevitt, a demonstrator in the employ of the Dominion Motors, Ltd., Tory Street. The car McDevitt was driving at the time of the accident is. it is understood, privately owned.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 183, 29 April 1924, Page 6
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198HUTT ROAD TRAFFIC Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 183, 29 April 1924, Page 6
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