PARKING-LIGHT RULES
NELSON TIRED OF WALKING. “Motorist” writes from Nelson: “I was pleased to see your -efewnce in the motoring notes in last Friday’s Dominion to ‘the ridiculous delay of years’ in granting the exemption to unlighted vehicles in lighted parking places. It is shameful the way motorists have been treated in this direction. Last year the South Island Motor Union took up the matter strongly with the Minister, and - he promised to remedy matters. _ The amending Act of last session simply shelved the matter on to the famous Regulations to the 1924 Act, which will, to. all appearances, not be issued for years. The Nelson A.A. are particularly keen on seeing this matter cleared’up. They sent on a remit to the annual meeting of the South Island Motor Union on September 30, asking the Minister to bestir himself and issue the regulations,, or else pass a short amending Act giving local bodies straight-out power to make by-laws for unlighted cars in parking places. The meeting passed this remit, but it remains to be seen how vigorously they press the matter.” '
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 17, 14 October 1927, Page 8
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