INSTRUCTION FOR DRIVERS
{By. -Telegraph—Press- Association.)
DUNEDIN,, September. 10.
The first cases, under, the new.regulations by which' offeridinLg motorists may be ordered to. undergo! a course of instruction conducted by the Transport Department, were heard in the-Magis-trate's Court today before Mr. H. W. Bundle, S.M.
Clifford Arnold Hitchcox, who pleaded guilty to a charge of dangerous driving, was stated by Senior-Sergeant Packer to have driven his motor-cycla along King Street at 50 miles an hour. In the opinion of the police this was a where the defendant should be made to attend the Transport Department's driving school. The case was adjourned until December 10, the defendant in the meantime being ordered to take a course of instruction directed by the chief traffic inspector, and to pay costs (10s).
William Jones, who was charged with negligent driving, was also or-' dered to take a course of instruction, his case being adjourned until December 10.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 63, 11 September 1937, Page 14
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