WHITE LINES.
Better results might be obtained (says an exchange) if the, time and money used in experimenting with silent policeman in Aucklad was expended on white lining after the English custom. ' White lines for separating the lines of traffic have proved a signal 'success in Great Britain and Sydney. They keep the motorist to his own. side of the road and prevent crowding on curves. The Automobile Association of Great Britain and the Ministry of Transport" has approved of the principle, and no objection has been sustained. Silent polieemen are dangerous on a wet night, and it is often necessary to experiment with them in several position. White lines could 'be tried out at the principal junctions.
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Hawera Star, Volume XLVI, 18 September 1926, Page 15
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